Midlands Equine Physiotherapy

13/09/2026

Exam completed ✅🎉

After a lot of studying, revision, and a ridiculous amount of information crammed into my brain, it’s officially time for a break 😂

Holiday mode is loading… ☀️✈️

I’ll be away taking a very well-earned break and will be back from Thursday 24th September.

And because every post is improved by an adorable mini pony… please enjoy this little face 🥹🐴

05/08/2026

Why one physio session isn’t always enough 🐴

When a problem has been present for a while, the body adapts. Compensatory movement patterns can develop, other areas can begin taking on extra work, and those changes don’t necessarily disappear as soon as the original problem improves.

Some horses respond really well after one session, while others benefit from further treatment and rehabilitation. Follow-up sessions also give me valuable information about how your horse has responded, what has changed, and where we go from there.

The goal isn’t just a temporary release, but lasting, meaningful improvement in how your horse moves and functions.

📞 To book a session or find out more, contact me on 086 127 1819.

26/07/2026

One of the highlights of my week!

No book or diagram can compare to seeing the anatomy firsthand. It’s one thing to study anatomy from a page but it’s amazing to see how everything fits together in front of you. The knowledge and clinical reasoning I’ve gained throughout this course has been invaluable, and I’m so grateful for the opportunities this course has provided and the amazing people I’ve met along the way.

The countdown to the exam is on, and I’m looking forward to the full horse dissection in October!

04/07/2026

Release. Relax. Reset. 🐴✨

Every horse responds differently during treatment. Some yawn, some blink, some shift their weight. Others lick and chew, stretch, or simply lower their head. These are just some of the ways horses may show they're becoming more relaxed during a session.

Did this make you yawn too? 😴😂

05/06/2026

26/05/2026

One year in business already 🐎

I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who has supported Midlands Equine Physiotherapy over the last year and trusted me with your horses. Thank you for allowing me to be a small part of your journey – I appreciate every horse and owner that has welcomed me into their yards.

It's been amazing meeting so many new people and their horses, and also reconnecting with old friends! I've loved watching young horses progress, seeing horses become more comfortable, and celebrating some really special moments with clients. It was brilliant seeing some clients competing at the RDS for the first time and seeing others sell far beyond what their owners had hoped for in the sales ring.

I've honestly learned more in this first year than I ever could have imagined, and every horse has taught me something different along the way.

A huge part of this year has also been starting my studies in Equine Neuromuscular Therapy. It's been far more in-depth and challenging than I expected, but I've genuinely loved it. It's pushed me to think differently and has added a whole new depth to the way I assess and treat horses.

I'm excited to keep learning and even more excited to see what my clients and their horses achieve this year.

And of course, I had to include a photo of my new favourite patient who may only be 3, but is just the biggest sweetheart! 💖

Here's to year two 🥂

03/04/2026

Wishing everyone a lovely Easter weekend! 🐣
Hopefully you all get the chance to relax as much as Sunny did during her treatment 🤍
Riverstown Farm Stables

31/03/2026

Preach 🙌🙌🙌
I couldn't have said it better myself!
And a great opportunity to catch up with old friends too 😊

15/03/2026

I started studying Neuromuscular Therapy with Equi-ed last year and I have to say it’s been one of the best decisions I’ve made yet!

Continuing to develop my knowledge and skills is really important to me so that I can keep improving the care and treatment I provide for horses through Midlands Equine Physiotherapy.

The course has been incredibly valuable in refining my approach to equine therapy, and some of you may have even noticed changes in the way I’m assessing and treating your horses.

Thanks to the Equi-ed team for making this one-of-a-kind course available to study! 🎓

Always learning, always improving 🐎

30/01/2026

A great idea from Riverstown Farm Stables!

Just putting the feelers out…please share!

I’m currently in talks with venues in Ireland about possibly running a veteran horse & pony show later in the summer. Nothing fancy, just a relaxed, genuine day for the old legends. Inhand and ridden classes, kind judging, no pressure. We seen to have nothing here for the older horses and I want to change this.

Before anything is confirmed, I want to see if there’s real interest. Would you come? Bring a horse? Support it?

Rosie, the 35 year old Irish Draught, will be attending 🧡 because that’s exactly the kind of horse this is for.