Taupo Contact CARE - Scott Inskeep

27/07/2025

27/07/2025

So recently I tried something way out of my comfort zone, feeling a little nervous going in to it would be a understatement.
I've seen the experts do it and been amazed at how a horse (wild horse) can be trained with a bit of pressure and release. Yes I know it's not that simple ( by a long shot) and there is a hundred different little signs to look out for, to understand what the horse is doing or thinking and even feeling. I was lucky enough to be given the chance to be guided through the initial training by someone who has probably trained a 100 or more Wild Kaimanawa's and has built up a huge bank of knowledge in doing so.
Kelly Wilson thankyou so much for the opportunity and your knowledge and guidance.

My idea was that it would give me the opportunity to understand the horse at a deeper level, see even more when I look at them (not just the physical).
Boy did i get that and so much more, I'm not afraid to say, but at times it can become quite an emotional journey aswell, which i wasn't expecting.
The young man i worked with was out of the July muster named Bram, he had such a calm nature and gentle soul, which definitely made my life easier, although he did tell me off once or twice.
I will always be greatful to Bram for alowing me to go on this journey with him.
Having the opportunity to watch other trainers aswell was a bonus.
I asked another trainer one afternoon, what do you think they hear when we work with them.
She said if done wrong, it would be like me screaming at you in a different language.
This is why we have to be consistent and clear in what we ask, braking all the milestones in their training into smaller questions to make it easier for them to understand and way less stressful for them.
The trust they have in us ( once we earn it ) should not be taken lightly.

Very Humbling experience.

01/05/2025

Incase you don't know already I decided to help the incredible people at the Kaimanawa Legacy Foundation by supporting the 100 Kaimanawa Horses, 100 Days, 100 Lives Saved project.

If you are able to donate to the Kaimanawa Legacy Foundation, even if it's a couple of dollars, it all helps to continue their quest to save and support the Kaimanawa Horses.
These are extremely dedicated people who are quite often dipping into there own pockets and spending 100s /1000s of hours of there own time, to protect, train and re-home these iconic horses.

Please if you can, Share this post to help the cause .

Cheers and thankyou to those that have supported the Kaimanawa's

14/06/2024

Just a heads up,
I'm unavailable for ConTact C.A.R.E sessions from the 3rd of July to 14 August .
If you would like to get in before or after please get in touch .

31/05/2024

Up Date
Heading Taupo to Rotorua direction is going to be this Thursday 6th June.
I have room for a couple more stops.
If you would like a ConTact C.A.R.E session for yourself or your Equine friend,
Txt or messenger me

Cheers
Scott
021 428 761

31/05/2024

Gee I haven't been on here for a while 🤫
Life's just been to busy and the year is flying buy.

Heads up to those in need

I'm heading rotorua direction from Taupo, one day next week ( day tbc ) as i have a couple of clients needing equine and human sessions.
If anyone looking for ConTact C.A.R.E session please txt or messenger me.

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Hope everyone has a good long weekend and safe travels.

09/08/2023

Quick catch up
It's been a very interesting couple of months, with lots of new clients and client Horses.
Working with horse and rider has been very rewarding with great results , the connection between the too and how one can effect the other is quite remarkable.
Very humbling to see a client who has struggled to get back in the saddle for a long time finally walk off on her horse with a Huge smile on her face 😀.
My clinic has also thrown up some unforgettably sessions with traumatic events that have happened in people's lives both physically and mentally being trapped in a bone. To watch emotional trauma that has been held for years , in one case decades, be released by releasing the pressure from the impacted bone, was a reminder of how incredibly powerful ConTact C.A.R.E is and can be , yet be so simple, safe and self evident

C ommon sense
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Don't be afraid of the unknown
If your unsure or want to know more
Please don't hesitate to contact me

Cheers
Scott Inskeep
Taupo ConTact C.A.R.E
021 428 761

11/07/2023

Horse / Horse & rider

No two people or horses are the same, we all have a different story, a different version of events that got us to the now.

Injures are part of that story, whether it be; stubbing your toe, falling off your horse , a car accident, concussion injuries or sporting mishaps... We all have something!

Horses also collect bumps and bruises in their day to day or well competing, from collecting a jump to a head knock in the float or a slip in cross country.

Have you ever thought about how it is affecting your lives now?
How much you or your horse compensate consciously and unconsciously?
How much pressure your bodies have to carry in everyday life?!
Could it be easier? Less pain? More freedom?

This is what ConTact CARE works with, we drop the pressure trapped in the bone buy a surprise impact, which if left can cause soft tissue and ligament to spiral and shorten towards the impact site causing tight, painfull and restricted movement. Buy finding and releasing this pressure, it allows you or your horse to return to its natural balance.

If you would like a appointment or would like to know more about what I do , feel free to call or msg

Taupo ConTact C.A.R.E
Scott Inskeep
021 428 761