Jenny Adamson - Equine Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation & Spinal Manipulation

Jenny Adamson - Equine Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation & Spinal Manipulation Equine Physio & Rehab 🐴
Spinal Manipulation 🐴
Online Training 🐴 Mindset Coach 🚀

I am passionate about helping horses and their owners with postural improvement and correct movement - through treatment, education and training. Online courses 'Core Exercises' and 'In Hand Exercises': https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/training

The Members Enclosure, Online Learning Platform:
https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/membership

EBOOK series: https://www.equinephysica

ltherapist.co.uk/ebooks

Blog: https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/blog

FREE EBOOK: https://www.equinephysicaltherapist.co.uk/free-posture-crookedness-ebook

🐴💖 We had a beautiful ride on the field first thing today! And I’m so proud of my boy 😍 he’s feeling stronger, more supp...
25/07/2025

🐴💖 We had a beautiful ride on the field first thing today! And I’m so proud of my boy 😍 he’s feeling stronger, more supple and more connected every week that goes by, and is getting his focus back too 😊

He’s 20 now and has had the last year or so not doing much, 5 star care and no riding 😂

So I’ve been taking my time, following my own strengthening exercises and I’m so pleased with how he’s looking and feeling 😍

Would love to see your 🦄 in the comments!!

🐴 Kissing Spine rehab that actually works starts here 🐴 You’ve been told it’s a back issue.But horses don’t compartmenta...
25/07/2025

🐴 Kissing Spine rehab that actually works starts here 🐴

You’ve been told it’s a back issue.
But horses don’t compartmentalise pain.

If your horse is rehabbing from Kissing Spine, you must address:
✔️ Full-body compensation
✔️ Ligament and muscle pain
✔️ Loss of spinal stability
✔️ Multifidus muscle atrophy

The good news? There’s a way forward — backed by science and designed to rebuild your horse from the inside out.

👉 Start here: blog link below.
Every horse with KS needs this insight.

🐴 You’re not imagining it — they’ve changed 🐴When horses develop Kissing Spine, it’s not just the back that suffers.Thei...
23/07/2025

🐴 You’re not imagining it — they’ve changed 🐴

When horses develop Kissing Spine, it’s not just the back that suffers.
Their movement changes.
Their posture shifts.
Their behaviour and connection with you can feel different.

In this blog, I explain why — and what you can do to help them recover with strength and confidence.

➡️ Read here: link below this post.
💡 This will change how you see the rehab process.

Stop scrolling if your horse has Kissing Spine 🐴 🧠 Think it’s just their back?Kissing Spine affects the whole body — pos...
21/07/2025

Stop scrolling if your horse has Kissing Spine 🐴

🧠 Think it’s just their back?
Kissing Spine affects the whole body — posture, movement, muscle tone, even their emotions.

In this new blog, I break down:
🔸 What’s really going on inside the horse
🔸 Why ligament, bone & muscle pain are all involved
🔸 How the body compensates — and what to do about it
🔸 The role of the multifidus muscles (and how to rebuild them)

👉 If your horse has KS, you need to read this: link below.

🐴💖 There’s a reason some horses struggle with kissing spine even when their X-rays “don’t look that bad.”Because bone pa...
18/07/2025

🐴💖 There’s a reason some horses struggle with kissing spine even when their X-rays “don’t look that bad.”

Because bone pain is only part of the picture.
Ligament pain, soft tissue strain, and poor spinal stability can all cause serious discomfort — and they’re often missed.

In this blog, I explain what’s happening inside the spine during kissing spine, and why strengthening the multifidus is the missing link for so many horses.

✅ Backed by science
✅ Used in my physio practice
✅ Easy to start from the ground

💡 Read the full blog and support your horse the right way: link is below.

Did you know that a published study found a significant increase in the size of the multifidus muscle when specific equi...
16/07/2025

Did you know that a published study found a significant increase in the size of the multifidus muscle when specific equine core exercises were done 5 times a week for 12 weeks?

💥 That’s measurable, anatomical change.

And it's why this kind of spinal stabilising work is essential — not just for rehab, but for every ridden horse.

In my latest blog, I break down how kissing spine develops, the role of these deep postural muscles, and how to strengthen your horse the right way.

🎯 This is the stuff we should be taught from day one.

👉 Have a read: link below.

🐴💖 I know I’m totally biased but 😍 he’s just so handsome 🥹
15/07/2025

🐴💖 I know I’m totally biased but 😍 he’s just so handsome 🥹

👉 Once you understand this… you’ll never look at kissing spine the same way.Most horse owners think kissing spine is jus...
14/07/2025

👉 Once you understand this… you’ll never look at kissing spine the same way.

Most horse owners think kissing spine is just about bones touching.
But the real issue runs deeper — literally.

In this new blog, I explain what’s actually going on in the spine, the role of a little postural muscle called the multifidus, and why every ridden horse (not just those in rehab!) needs targeted core strengthening.

It’s time to stop guessing and start understanding what your horse really needs to stay strong and sound.

🧠 Read the full blog: link below.

Kissing spine is on the rise.But here’s the good news: You can help prevent it with knowledge, posture awareness, and co...
11/07/2025

Kissing spine is on the rise.
But here’s the good news: You can help prevent it with knowledge, posture awareness, and consistent core work. 🙌

This blog lays out the key things every horse owner should know — and why it’s never too early to take action:
🧠 Blog Link is below. 👇

Ready to get proactive with your horse’s posture and spinal health?
📘 Grab the Kissing Spine Rehab Bundle + my Core Exercises Course: links below.

🐴💖 Transformation Thursday! 🐴💖 What a glow up for the beautiful inside and out Emmy 😍 this lovely big mare was very sore...
10/07/2025

🐴💖 Transformation Thursday! 🐴💖

What a glow up for the beautiful inside and out Emmy 😍 this lovely big mare was very sore in her back and was treated for kissing spine earlier in the year. Comparing the images you can see where she was weak in her back.

A slow and steady rehab, with her amazing owner Grace Major following all of the steps I laid out for them, has resulted in a horse that is now comfortable, has been strengthened correctly, now confident, and has come out of her shell! And back to ridden work with none of the previous issues. 💖

There’s so many layers to work on with these horses, and what I saw at their appointment yesterday was a happy relaxed horse and happy owner 🥰

No steps have been missed out, and this mare hasn’t been rushed back into work. And that is what has built her confidence, from a very sore, nervous horse, to trusting her owner, and working slowly to allow her to absorb all of the learning.

Well done Grace, keep up the good work of listening so thoroughly to your horses 🐴💖

🐴💖 If I could go back in time with my horse Azuro… I’d have done so many things differently.That’s why I created this ne...
09/07/2025

🐴💖 If I could go back in time with my horse Azuro… I’d have done so many things differently.
That’s why I created this new blog — so you don’t have to wait for a diagnosis to take action.

Kissing spine doesn’t usually come out of nowhere.
There are signs, habits, and posture patterns that build over time — and there is something you can do to help prevent it.

💻 Read the blog: link below.
🎯 And if you’re ready to support your horse’s core and posture today, check out my Core Exercises Course and the full KS Rehab eBook Bundle here:
➡️ Links to course + KS ebook bundle below.

⚠️ Did you know kissing spine is often preventable?So many horses show the early warning signs long before a diagnosis i...
07/07/2025

⚠️ Did you know kissing spine is often preventable?
So many horses show the early warning signs long before a diagnosis is made… but most owners simply aren’t taught how to spot them.

In this new blog, I’m breaking down what every horse owner needs to know to help prevent kissing spine — before it becomes a rehab journey. 🐴

👉 Link below.
📘 Want to go deeper? Grab my Kissing Spine Rehab eBook Bundle and check out the Core Exercises Course that’s helped hundreds of owners take control of their horse’s posture and strength: links below and on the blog post.

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About Me

I am a qualified Equine Vet Physiotherapist, Rehabilitation Specialist, and McTimoney Corley Spinal Manipulation Therapist. I live near Leek, North Staffordshire, and cover Staffordshire, South Cheshire, and some parts of Derbyshire.

Physiotherapy: I work with injuries and post surgery cases, alongside your vet, and have a range of electrotherapy equipment available to help your horses injury to heal correctly. I have worked with many horses post surgery, including kissing spine and tendon surgery, and lots of horses with complex rehabilitation needs. Physiotherapy can be used all the way along the rehabilitation process.

Spinal Manipulation: I check all of the joints in your horses body, to find which ones are restricted or in discomfort, and treat them with manipulation techniques. The most common areas that I treat with manipulation techniques are the spine and pelvis. I see many horses on a regular basis for routine ‘maintenance’ appointments throughout the year.

Anyone who knows me, knows that I love my work with the horses! I have been working with horses for 10 years now, and have learnt masses and masses from not just continued professional training, but from the horses that I see. I am passionate about helping horses, and now also provide some training services to help owners to help their horses. I’m always looking for ways to develop my service offerings, and have started to publish articles and ebooks, and online training - please take a look at my website for more information!