Leanne's Equine Therapy

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Equine Therapist | 20+ years experience

CranialSacral - Equine Touch - Photonic Red Light - Quantum Biofeedback

Supporting Horses, People & Pets

Gentle, Holistic healing in Wellington, NZ 🦄✨

Empowering wellness - one connection at a time

Something a bit different today!Who knows where I am?
04/03/2026

Something a bit different today!
Who knows where I am?

29/01/2026
HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🥳🥂Thank you to all the amazing Equine’s and Human’s I have had the pleasure of meeting/ helping this ye...
31/12/2025

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🥳🥂
Thank you to all the amazing Equine’s and Human’s I have had the pleasure of meeting/ helping this year! I appreciate each and every one of you, and love helping your horses to feel their best, and bringing balance back to them 💞
I look forward to seeing you all again in the New Year, and of course meeting new horse’s - and their humans 😂
Wishing you all the best for 2026 💞🥂

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!!
24/12/2025

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!!

15/12/2025

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🌿 Why Regular Bodywork Supports Your Horse’s Health & Performance 🌿Just like athletes, horses rely on balanced movement,...
14/11/2025

🌿 Why Regular Bodywork Supports Your Horse’s Health & Performance 🌿

Just like athletes, horses rely on balanced movement, muscular symmetry, and nervous system regulation to stay comfortable, happy, and performing well.
But because horses are masters at compensating, tension, restriction, and imbalance often build silently — long before pain or behavioural changes appear.

✨ This is where consistent therapeutic care makes a difference.

Regular sessions help to:
✔️ Release muscular and fascial tension before it becomes stiffness or lameness
✔️ Improve spinal and joint mobility, allowing freer, more efficient movement
✔️ Support balance in the nervous system, promoting relaxation and reducing reactivity
✔️ Enhance proprioception — the horse’s awareness of their own body
✔️ Reduce asymmetries caused by saddle fit, rider influence, conformation, or workload

🏇 For performance horses, regular therapy helps:
• Improve stride quality
• Support engagement and collection
• Reduce recovery time
• Maintain softness through the poll, back, and hind end
• Prevent small restrictions turning into chronic compensations

💛 For older or retired horses, it offers:
• Comfort
• Mobility
• Nervous system support
• Improved quality of life

🧠 And when we include modalities like CranioSacral Therapy, Equine Touch and Red Light Therapy, the benefits go deeper — supporting the whole horse, not just the muscles.

✨ Consistency builds resilience.
With regular sessions, your horse doesn’t just “feel better after.”
They move better, recover faster, think clearer — and maintain balance for longer.

📩 If you’d like to discuss what schedule best supports your horse — whether monthly, seasonal, or performance-based — feel free to message me.

Your horse’s comfort isn’t a luxury.
It’s part of their wellbeing. 💞🐴

🐴 Did you know your horse’s jaw and pelvis are deeply connected?It’s not just about movement or posture — this link goes...
01/10/2025

🐴 Did you know your horse’s jaw and pelvis are deeply connected?
It’s not just about movement or posture — this link goes all the way back to how every body (human and horse!) develops before birth.

🔹 From the very beginning:
In early embryonic development, two important areas form — the mouth at one end, and the openings for the digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems at the other. The spine grows between them, creating a lifelong connection.

🔹 The spine & dura connection:
Your horse’s spinal cord is wrapped in a protective sheath (the dura). This dura connects the head (including the jaw) all the way down to the sacrum in the pelvis. So tension at one end can easily affect the other.

🔹 Why it matters:
• If the jaw is tight (from dental changes, bit pressure, or TMJ restriction), it changes head posture.
• The body compensates further down — often in the pelvis or hind end.
• Over time, this can look like sacroiliac pain, back tension, or uneven movement behind.

🔹 Core stability link:
The jaw and pelvis both play a role in spinal stability. If one end is struggling, the other can’t work properly either. That’s why you often see poll tension and pelvic restriction showing up together.

✨ Bottom line: A horse’s posture isn’t just “head up” or “hind engaged.” It’s a whole-body system, with the jaw and pelvis working as partners.

🌿 Equine Therapy Services – Supporting Your Horse’s Wellbeing 🌿With over 20 years of experience, I offer a holistic appr...
30/09/2025

🌿 Equine Therapy Services – Supporting Your Horse’s Wellbeing 🌿

With over 20 years of experience, I offer a holistic approach to equine health, using evidence-based therapies designed to restore balance, function, and vitality.

✨ CranioSacral Therapy
A gentle, hands-on treatment that helps release restrictions in the nervous system, improving spinal and cranial mobility, reducing tension, and supporting overall body function.

✨ Equine Touch
A structured, rhythmic bodywork system that stimulates circulation, promotes lymphatic drainage, and supports muscular and fascial health for improved movement and recovery.

✨ Photonic Red Light Therapy
Targeted wavelengths of light pe*****te deep into tissues to accelerate healing, reduce inflammation, and ease pain in joints, muscles, and soft tissue.

✨ Quantum Biofeedback
Cutting-edge technology to to help asses and rebalance your horses energy for optimal health

Every session is tailored to your horse’s unique needs—whether for rehabilitation, performance optimisation, or long-term wellness.

📞 Ready to support your horse’s health from the inside out?
Message me here, call/text 027 274 9626, or connect via WhatsApp or Instagram.

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25/09/2025

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