Rebalance With Bev

11/11/2025

Yesterday this boy had a busy day …… first a new set of shoes , then the dentist .. he has to be sedated for the dentist so was super relaxed while his yearly check up was done .. nothing major, few sharp areas that were sorted . While he was all snoozy he had a clip to get rid of some “floof” and his afternoon was rounded of with a sheath clean 👀👀…… today he had a lovely pamper session with an epiony heat pad on his back while we did some red light therapy on his neck, around his poll and Tmj…

10/11/2025

A rainy afternoon gave me chance to finish this months cpd.. as always , a super interesting cpd fromWolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses ..

28/10/2025

Quite often I get asked what’s the difference between a physio and what you do ( equine massage therapist).

Most people will use a physio or veterinary physio 2-3 times a year which is great , but have you considered using an equine massage therapist in between to help with ongoing support?

A physio, as well as massaging will quite often be focusing on rehabilitation following injury or vet referral. They often employ clinical approach work to restore range of motion and also manage injury recovery amongst many things .

Massage therapy focuses on soft tissue, muscles , fascia and connective tissues. We excel in prevention and maintenance, looking to address tension before it becomes a problem.
Massage improves circulation, flexibility and post work recovery.
It helps to reduce the risk of injury by keeping the musculoskeletal system both balanced and supple.
Regular treatments help to support long term comfort and performance for leisure and competition horses.

Working together, physiotherapy and massage complement each other.
While physio might be the best option for injury rehab , massage therapy provides continuous support ensuring that the horse stays supple, relaxed and performing their very best .
Combining the two treatments at different times of the year can provide the most complete care for your horse 🐎

21/10/2025

Second visit to Claude ……..he recently moved homes and parted company with his stable mate cam which didn’t sit quite well with him .. he’s now reunited with her so alls well with the world , cortisol levels have dropped and the difference in him was fantastic to see today … he was holding quite a bit of tension around the shoulders and some bi lateral thoraco lumbar tightness which we addressed and he went back to his stable chilled …. His well deserving owner is booked in for her massage too so together they should feel brand new and ready to make new memories at their new yard 🐎🐎

21/10/2025

This months cpd from Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses …. The monthly cpd work means that not only am I constantly learning and updating my skill set but I can also be confident that I can tailor each treatment to the individual horse and owner

19/10/2025

It’s often in the quietest moments that we perceive the most

14/09/2025

This morning was all about biomechanics in body pump webinar and this afternoon was all about looking at mobilisation techniques with Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses .. keeping up to date with monthly cpd work is the perfect way to ensure that each treatment will be tailored to your horse specifically so that we can get the best results to maintain optimum performance whether you hack or event !

09/09/2025

Beautiful surroundings and a beautiful mare to work with this afternoon… lots of kisses and cuddles from Lola during and after her treatment !

25/08/2025

Snippet from a maintenance treatment on Saturday.. little tight in a few areas but overall this boy felt good … as always he really enjoyed his treatment, relaxed into it and showed lots of release .

24/08/2025

22/08/2025

This months cpd with Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses completed .. every month is varied and interesting and always relevant to what’s happening in the field so to speak ..