Equine Manual Therapy

Equine Manual Therapy Equine osteopathic, craniosacral, sports massage and fascial release therapy for the sports and leisure horse. UK, Europe and UAE

Genevieve Joyce is an equine manual therapist trained in equine osteopathy, remedial sports massage therapy, craniosacral therapy, myofascial release and kinesiotaping. Therapy targets areas of pain and discomfort in both the sports and leisure horse. The horse has many ways of showing it's discomfort:
Bucking
Rearing
Napping
Head shaking
Resistance when being tacked up
Difficult with the farrier/have feet picked up
Refusing to jump
One sidedness
Stiffness/refusal to work in an outline
Flinching when groomed
Reluctance to load
etc...

Over 15 years experience in practice, UK based, holding regular treatment clinics in Bahrain and Vienna

05/12/2025

The one thing on everyone’s Christmas wish list RN - and a sure fire way to help put a smile on our faces!

And our fave place to hang out to mark up your reports when we’re done too

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SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!Posture tells you so much about what’s going on with your horse… And it’s great to see such a change...
27/11/2025

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!
Posture tells you so much about what’s going on with your horse…

And it’s great to see such a change after one of our sessions 🙂 

If you notice a change in your horses posture, consider giving your bodyworker a call, they might find something you aren’t able to see!

21/11/2025

Small issues left untreated, turn into BIG issues that are hard to treat!

I can’t stress enough the value in knowing your horse and noticing those small changes. Then acting on them before a series of compensations cause real havoc across the whole body.

A horses body is extremely complex, so picking up on the little issues can usually save you a lot of stress in the future!

Noticed a little difference in your horse? It might be time to call your body worker!

Every body is different. Some bodies are structurally stronger and others have weaknesses.The key can be identifying are...
18/11/2025

Every body is different. Some bodies are structurally stronger and others have weaknesses.

The key can be identifying areas of weakness and supporting them through their training as their bodies mature with regular body work

What do you notice about this horse. And what would it predispose him to?

Would you have even considered something as standard as your stable door frame could cause so much damage?Often an unnot...
11/11/2025

Would you have even considered something as standard as your stable door frame could cause so much damage?

Often an unnoticed trauma only found with specific palpation, after other symptoms have presented.

The hip bones are susceptible to structural trauma, and scar tissue/bone chips can become encapsulated

Prevention? Walk straight through your stable doors! And give your horse plenty of turning space

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Stafford

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+447817652408

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