HN Equine Therapies

14/02/2026

🤲 Proud of the difference my hands can make in an hour.
💫 What am I doing? As far as possible, restoring healthy function. And that’s all there is to it really ☺️ I trust my hands and follow their feel.

13/02/2026

🌟 Offering this again for the rest of February and March as I have increased my availability 🙌
🌟 So many of my lovely clients benefitted last year, and it’s always important to give something back. It doesn’t matter if you have referred before, or are recently a new client yourself - successfully refer another newbie (or 2,3,4… each is worth another £5) and you receive a discount at your next appointment.
🌟 Let’s get as many horses and ponies as possible, physically and mentally ready for the new season ahead.
☺️ And if you recently referred me before this post and now feel sad, don’t be! I know who you are and you get the reward too 💖
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

12/02/2026

👀 Have you been quietly watching, wondering whether to book your horse a session?

🌷The spring flowers are appearing, many of us have already started to bring our horses out of winter semi-retirement.
💫 Now is the time for a thorough Equine MOT, ready to begin work on the 2026 season.

📲 I have some additional availability to take on a few new clients and look forward to discussing your individual needs. And if your gut is telling you that there is “something”, then owners are nearly always correct. We just know our horses!

12/02/2026

Oh my gosh 🙌

CALLING ALL HORSE LOVERS OF MILTON KEYNES!

11/02/2026

📌 Even though I would rather stick pins in my eyes than watch myself back on video, I had to refrain from being so overly dramatic today and make use of technology.

🐴 In-hand work sounds simple, but it is ever so easy to push a horse out of straightness and balance with our own inability to control our body.
🐴 Henry’s nose has a habit of creeping towards me. And I have a habit of letting it! I have also realised that I have been focusing on the wrong shoulder - rather than push the inside shoulder out, I needed a better contact to control the outside shoulder (and consequently the hindquarters)
🐴 3 takes here. I watched back each time and realised that when I think the nose is straight, I need to guide it to the outside an inch or two further.
💫 It really is ever so good to do! It gives the rider a better understanding of contact and alignment. And it gives the horse a chance to co-ordinate their body effectively, minus a crooked human in the saddle.

10/02/2026

💫 I choose to apply a heat pad to some horses during a treatment for a range of reasons:

▫️To help relax and soothe an anxious horse
▫️As a form of pain relief
▫️To encourage vasodilation and flood a dehydrated area
▫️As a way of reducing joint and muscular stiffness
▫️To prepare a large area for deeper work

💫 Having a diverse range of options, and a secure understanding of ‘the whole horse’ approach, means that I can quickly devise a treatment plan and accommodate unique/individual needs. No horse is the same and no treatment will ever be exactly the same, from appointment to the next.

10/02/2026

🌟 Clinics starting again soon 🌟

1st clinic date of the year

All 2026 date will be live soon

07/02/2026

🌟 Delighted with my beautiful boy at the clinic today. We have lots to do and places to go in 2026. Henry’s ready for it 💪

06/02/2026

When people give me the raised eyebrows for my natural energy obsession, I’ll remind them that the horses drink it up and I’m in very good company with a certain Mr Einstein 🙌

04/02/2026

🌟 Happy to be supporting another client and Foundation Instructor, whilst she starts her young Connemara in the School of Légèreté.
🌟 What a dream it must be to start a horse using these principles - nothing to undo or unlearn! Excited to see how they progress in the years to come.