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08/05/2026

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25/04/2026

A little about Craniosacral Therapy (CST) 🐴

In simple terms, Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive technique that works to rebalance the horse’s central nervous system while releasing restrictions in the fascia.

By doing this, we help restore the natural flow of cranial rhythm and vital fluids around the brain and spinal cord — creating the right conditions for the body to heal and release internal stress.

CST works by opening restrictions within the fascial system and encouraging subtle movement within the cranial bones, influencing the flow of cerebrospinal fluid throughout the body.

CST is a powerful yet incredibly soft approach.

Unlike many hands-on therapies, it requires little to no pressure.
Instead, it’s about holding space where the body shows restriction — and allowing the horse to guide the process.

I work with the responses your horse gives me, reading the signals in their body to gently release tension they’ve stored over time.

Because horses don’t just store things physically…they store experiences too.

It’s all there — mapped through the body.
You just have to know how to read it.

CST can feel difficult to understand until you’ve experienced it or seen it in action,

But once you do — you can’t unsee it.

Horses are deep emotional processors.
They need space.
They need time.

Just like we do.

This work blends beautifully alongside chiropractic care and massage.
If you’re taking a rehabilitative approach with your horse, CST often becomes an essential part of their routine.

Craniosacral Therapy can support:

• Physical and emotional tension
• Facial imbalances
• Sensitivity around the ears and poll
• Mouth / TMJ tension
• Nervousness and anxiety
• Headshaking
• Head shyness

I take a whole-horse approach using gentle, effective techniques that work with your horse — not against them.

If you’d like a natter about whether this could help your horse, just drop me a message 🤍

19/04/2026

New girl on the block 🩷

Millie moo had her first session with me today.

She settled into the treatment beautifully, despite being a little unsure at first. We achieved some lovely changes and I hope she’s now feeling on full form for next week’s show! 🏆

18/04/2026

When you tread the path to healing a horse…first you must listen.

While the world can feel quick to step in
with answers, theories, something to “manage it”…

I slow everything down.

Because a horse’s body isn’t a problem to solve.
It’s a conversation.

And pain…
isn’t something I rush to silence.

It’s information.

A tightening.
A holding.
A quiet “not yet”…
or sometimes a very clear “no more.”

So I don’t override it.
I don’t push past it.
I don’t ask the body to carry on as if nothing’s wrong.

I stay with it.

I listen with my hands.
I follow where the body leads.
Back to the place where something was asked too soon…
or held too long…
or never given the time it needed to become strong.

There’s no force here.
No expectation.
No performance.

Just space.

Space for the nervous system to settle.
Space for the body to soften.
Space for the horse to stop bracing… because nothing is being asked of them.

And in that space…
the body starts to do what it’s always been trying to do.

Rebalance.
Release.
Heal.

Not because I’ve “done” something to them…
but because I’ve allowed something.

This isn’t about refusing help.
And it’s not about judgement.

There are times when intervention is needed.

But there are also many moments…
where what’s needed isn’t another solution.

It’s time.
It’s understanding.
It’s someone willing to listen, long enough…
for the horse to be heard.

14/04/2026

Actually trying to work here ladies 🤣

Such a gorgeous angle we have here. These two never fail to make me chuckle. Belle doesn’t give a hoot that we’re halfway through Mags’s session, grooming time is far more important.

13/04/2026

POV: Trying to do literally anything in the field when Obi is turned out. VERY helpful as you can see 🤣

12/04/2026

Belle enjoying some gentle work around her TMJ today 🥰 ft mags in the background for moral support as always

I have limited space for bodywork sessions remaining for April, and May is filling up ⬆️

The sun is on its way and competition season is upon us, looks like it’s going to be a busy one! 😄

30/03/2026

Little n large friends 🤍

25/03/2026

Feel like the gloves were trying to tell me something this morning 🤣😵‍💫🫣

22/03/2026

Chilli recently ✨

Such a sweet boy taking his first few rides in his stride. At this point I’m totally in awe of the mature lil guy he has become. Proud mumma 🤍

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