Balanced Equine

Balanced Equine Equine myofascial release and craniosacral therapy, based in West Northamptonshire.

April can be an interesting time of year for our equine partners. I've spoken with a fair number who are bringing horses...
18/04/2026

April can be an interesting time of year for our equine partners. I've spoken with a fair number who are bringing horses back into full, summer levels of work after winter, which always brings varying levels of physical challenges, depending on how this is done and the individual horse. Secondly, a spell of rain followed by this lovely sunshine has, of course, shifted sugar in the grass, impacting energy levels, systemic inflammation and metabolic processes. And then you have the energy requirements of shedding the remainder of the winter coat in changeable weather conditions challenging them (especially when unclipped) when regulating their body temperature.

What I cover in equine bodywork, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy and red light therapy, works with each horse with individually tailored sessions to address restrictions and compensations before they become chronic. Whether it is highlighting the need for early intervention for a workload a little steeper than a horse is ready to handle or assisting with soreness and compensatory patterns from digestive discomfort, gentle techniques are a huge benefit in maintaining your horse's wellbeing and comfort.

Interested in a treatment for your horse? Please contact Lorna, with Balanced Equine, via messenger with any questions or to arrange a session.

Based in Daventry and happy to travel ๐Ÿ˜Š

Today is the warmest day of the year so far! I've seen several struggling with shedding their winter coats recently, alo...
08/04/2026

Today is the warmest day of the year so far! I've seen several struggling with shedding their winter coats recently, along with digestive dysfunction and compensations in the body from changes in the grass. Whether you have a leisure, competition or companion horse, please get in touch if you would like a bodywork session scheduled or if you have any questions.

Equine myofascial release, craniosacral therapy and red light therapy, based in Daventry and happy to travel.

08/04/2026

What a beautiful day to be out doing treatments ๐Ÿ˜Š

Spring is officially here and horses are coming back into work after the wet drudgery that was the beginning of the year...
21/03/2026

Spring is officially here and horses are coming back into work after the wet drudgery that was the beginning of the year. A change in routine, along with both shedding and growing their coat, can come with challenges to many horses.

I am available for equine treatments, encompassing myofascial release, craniosacral therapy and red light therapy, whether you are looking to address a specific problem or routine maintenance. Based in Daventry and fully insured with Towergate.

Please pop a message over if you have any questions or would like to arrange a treatment for your horse ๐Ÿ˜Š

Unexpected opening for more treatments in December due to a scheduled booking being moved to January - if you would like...
09/12/2025

Unexpected opening for more treatments in December due to a scheduled booking being moved to January - if you would like a session booked please get in touch ๐Ÿ˜Š I should also be here between Christmas and New Year's Eve if helpful.

December is nearly upon us and, while I will be at the Horsemanship Showcase this coming weekend, I have limited slots available for December treatments.

Whether you're looking to give your horse a little extra, as winter draws in and changes of routine affect them, or have a specific issue to address, I am available for myofascial release and craniosacral treatments, with red light therapy also on hand.

Fully insured with Towergate, I'm Daventry based and, as always, happy to travel further afield too. Please send a message over if interested or for any questions ๐Ÿ˜Š

Red light therapy session for Binky in the nice, dry arena early this morning; as always an absolute sweetheart with man...
04/12/2025

Red light therapy session for Binky in the nice, dry arena early this morning; as always an absolute sweetheart with many releases.

Red light is included as part of my regular sessions, but I'm happy to do sole red light treatments too anytime ๐Ÿ˜Š

Please send a message over if interested in a treatment for your horse or if you have any queries.
26/11/2025

Please send a message over if interested in a treatment for your horse or if you have any queries.

December is nearly upon us and, while I will be at the Horsemanship Showcase this coming weekend, I have limited slots a...
26/11/2025

December is nearly upon us and, while I will be at the Horsemanship Showcase this coming weekend, I have limited slots available for December treatments.

Whether you're looking to give your horse a little extra, as winter draws in and changes of routine affect them, or have a specific issue to address, I am available for myofascial release and craniosacral treatments, with red light therapy also on hand.

Fully insured with Towergate, I'm Daventry based and, as always, happy to travel further afield too. Please send a message over if interested or for any questions ๐Ÿ˜Š

05/11/2025
As the nights draw in, I hate to remind you, but we're getting ever closer to Christmas!December tends to be a busy time...
04/11/2025

As the nights draw in, I hate to remind you, but we're getting ever closer to Christmas!

December tends to be a busy time for treatments, so if you would like to book in please pop a message over. Whether you're looking to address an issue with your horse or just would like some extra Winter TLC, I offer myofascial release and craniosacral therapy to lend a hand here.

Please ensure all horses are mud free and dry for treatments, so I may best assist ๐Ÿ˜Š

To get a treatment booked or for more information, please send a message and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Sometimes we need to sink even deeper into the treatment, focusing very closely. I know I may certainly go very quiet at...
16/10/2025

Sometimes we need to sink even deeper into the treatment, focusing very closely. I know I may certainly go very quiet at times when feeling for minute changes and shifts in the horse before me ๐Ÿ˜Š

Silence isnโ€™t rudeness ๐Ÿฅน
As therapists, building trust and comfort with clients is so important, and that often starts with conversation. A friendly chat helps horses relax, owners feel involved, and creates the right atmosphere for a positive treatment session. We encourage this for our students when out working with clients.

BUT thereโ€™s also a fine line. During certain parts of a massage or rehabilitation session, complete focus and quiet are essential. These are the moments where feeling for subtle changes in muscle tone, fascial tension, or responses from the horse that require full concentration.

Silence isnโ€™t rudeness, itโ€™s respect for the horse and the work being done. Itโ€™s where we tune in and let the horseโ€™s body tell us what it needs.

So, if you ever notice things go a little quiet during your horseโ€™s session, know that itโ€™s not because the therapist zoned out, itโ€™s because they are fully tuned in ๐Ÿ™Œ

Finding that balance between connection and concentration is part of what makes each session so unique, and so effective.



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Contact me here to arrange a session ๐Ÿ˜Š
16/10/2025

Contact me here to arrange a session ๐Ÿ˜Š

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