Elayne Coulston Equine & Canine Physical Therapist

28/04/2026

Punchestown 2026, no winners but great day 🐴😁

19/04/2026

When your post op and confined to the couch so you decide to use your Sunday to upskill. This one really made me think , thank you 🤔

05/04/2026

https://www.equied.com/online-courses/

28/02/2026

24/02/2026

I love it when I get to see a client out in action so was delighted when by happy accident I caught the end of doing their thing and looking fabulous at the weekend 😀🥰👏

24/02/2026

I love it when I get to see a client out in action so was delighted when by happy accident I caught the end of doing their thing and looking fabulous at the weekend 😀🥰👏

15/02/2026

Great visual explanation of growth plates in horses legs.

25/01/2026

Feeling grateful to have been included in a recent conference in Utrecht in my capacity with which was organised by 🤍

Vets, farriers, physios, barefoot trimmers, course builders, osteos and rehabers — all coming together with one shared goal: better communication leading to better welfare for the horse 🐎

Being part of such an open, knowledgeable and collaborative group was genuinely inspiring.

There’s been plenty of negative press around equestrianism lately, but spending time with people so committed to doing right by the horse leaves me feeling hopeful. The sport feels safe in hands like these.

And as a bonus… a little extra time exploring Amsterdam 🇳🇱 with a visit to the Bodyworks Museum.
The perfect way to end a brilliant few days.

Back to mud and rain but feeling:

Thankful. Inspired. Optimistic.

12/01/2026

04/01/2026

I'm lucky enough to have enough grazing to leave my horses out all year round, unless it gets really wet! Given the drop in temperature I thought they might like to come in for a feed and some hay, they took one look at the headcollars and walked away! Question answered 🤣

08/12/2025

08/11/2025

Great yo catch up with people during a very intereating Scottish dissection.