Fizjoterapia, osteopatia, terapia manualna i rehabilitacja — utrzymaj konia w zdrowiu i dobrym ruchu.
EquiSuisJe is run by Bérengère Heckel, an equine mediation practitioner in Saint Sauveur Le Vicomte, Normandy. It offers equine mediation, equicoaching and body-oriented therapy, as well as courses and training. The family property includes a horse track, pasture and a gîte.
Carole Le Pallec is an equine therapist and specialised educator in Calvados. She works with children, teenagers and adults using horses and equine therapy. Sessions take place at sites in Blainville sur Orne and Valsemé.
Victoire Equithérapie is run by Victoire Vuerings, a qualified equine therapist in the Manche department. She offers individual and group equine therapy sessions. She also works within medical and social care establishments and co-runs workshops.
Equi'potentiels is run by Sophie Giacomazzi in Grangues, Calvados. It offers equicoaching and equine mediation, using the relationship with the horse for personal and professional development. Programmes, workshops and sessions for companies are offered.
AKC Veterinary Ltd is run by vet Dr Annika Carraher in Surrey and Sussex. She offers veterinary acupuncture, chiropractic, laser therapy and kinesiology taping for horses and dogs. Equine treatments include trot-up and ridden assessments with chiropractic and acupuncture. She provides specialised therapy only and refers routine care back to the primary vet.
Equine Osteo/Physio is run by Andreas Ernst, an equine osteopath and human physiotherapist based in Bonbeach, Victoria. He provides holistic treatment to help horses of all disciplines maintain health and wellbeing.
Jayne Connors offers sports massage and osteopathy for horses, dogs and people. She is Hofmag certified and uses Hofmag and Winback Tecar therapy to support recovery and performance. Treatments can be used as a warm-up before riding.
Helen Philo Veterinary Physiotherapy is based in Eastbourne and covers Sussex, Kent and Surrey. It treats horses, dogs and cats with manual and electrotherapies and rehabilitation exercise plans. Visits are made to homes and stables.
Amy Stone Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile service treating horses and dogs throughout Oxfordshire. It offers maintenance physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Amy Stone is a qualified veterinary physiotherapist.
R S Veterinary and Rider Physiotherapy is run by chartered physiotherapist Rebecca Sedgwick. She offers equine, canine and human physiotherapy and rider rehabilitation. Equine services include yard visits, rehabilitation and digital gait analysis.
Veterinary Physio Clinic in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, offers animal physiotherapy. Services include dog physiotherapy, equine physiotherapy and dog hydrotherapy. Equine work uses non-invasive techniques for musculoskeletal injuries, mobility and athletic performance. The physiotherapist, Anna, holds a postgraduate diploma in veterinary physiotherapy.
3 Seas Osteopathy is the mobile practice of Susan Aldis Sharp, an internationally educated animal osteopath in Ontario. She treats dogs, horses and people, including horse mobility assessments and gait analysis. She works alongside vets, farriers and other practitioners.
Dynamic Equine Therapy provides equine osteopathy in the Hunter Valley, NSW. Sessions combine assessment, osteopathy, massage and bioadaptive impulse therapy. Kirstin Dunncliff holds an international diploma in equine osteopathy. She services Newcastle, the Central Coast and the Mid North Coast.
Equine Link is an equine osteopathy and bodywork service based in Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Julia Willemsen uses Visionary Equine Osteopathy and cranial sacral techniques to release trauma held in the horse's body. She serves North Vancouver Island, the Comox Valley and Powell River.
EJS Vet Physio and Horsemanship is run by Emma, a qualified veterinary physiotherapist and Intelligent Horsemanship Trainer based in Suffolk. She offers physiotherapy and PEMF therapy for horses, plus training and behaviour work for horses and donkeys. EJS Equine Education runs courses for owners. She covers Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex.
Recharge Veterinary Physiotherapy offers physiotherapy for horses, dogs and cats across Essex. Its equine physiotherapy specialises in competition horses as well as injury rehab. The consent-led approach suits nervous and rescue animals. The team includes RAMP-registered veterinary physiotherapists.
Run Free Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Amber Pattenden, an MSc-qualified veterinary physiotherapist covering Essex and Suffolk. She treats small and large animals under veterinary referral, with manual therapy, laser and PEMF. She also offers hydrotherapy and equestrian coaching for remedial groundwork and ridden exercise.
Four Amigos Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Chloe, a veterinary physiotherapist in East Northamptonshire. She makes mobile visits to horses across several counties and sees dogs at a clinic in Irthlingborough. Services include physical and electro-therapy, groundwork and riding instruction, and online assessments.
CS Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Charlotte Smith in Gloucester and travels to yards and homes in Gloucestershire. She treats horses and dogs with manual therapy, exercise prescription and electrotherapies. She holds an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy and is registered with IRVAP.
True Vine Equestrian Center in Mattawan, Michigan, runs Christ-centered equestrian programs. It offers riding lessons, clinics and therapeutic horseback riding. It relies on staff, volunteers, interns and donations.
Cheval et Soi is run by Marion Lefebvre in Charente-Maritime. She offers individual and group therapeutic accompaniment with horses, ethology, and initiatory rides and treks. Workshops take place with the horses for individuals, companies and care facilities.
The Centre d'Equithérapie de La Loriette is near Amboise in Touraine. It offers individual and group equine therapy sessions run by professionals trained in equine mediation. It also offers hippotherapy for people with motor or psychomotor disabilities.
RéÉquiLibre in Channay-sur-Lathan offers equine mediation sessions and art therapy and creative workshops. Sessions take place outdoors and on foot, with horses as companions. Its aim is to help people reconnect with the present moment.
Alexandra Martin Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile service covering Bath, Bristol and surrounding counties. It treats dogs, cats, horses and other species, visiting horses where they are kept. Techniques include massage, laser, pulsed magnetic field therapy, muscle stimulation and exercise plans. Work is done under veterinary referral.
