Emma Morris Equine Therapist

A scrumptious pony called Angel and her cheeky donkey friend to finish my work for Xmas 2025.
Goals for 2026 - post more on social media 🤪 Wishing everyone a peaceful Xmas 🎄

Always learning, always striving to be better.
Effective communication with clients is so important. We work together as a team seeking the same outcomes.

I’m off my feet for a while, which gives me time to catch up on my CPD and allocate some more hours to more learning.

What will a massage treatment include for you and your equine?

Before I start any treatment I will take notes on the history of your equine and any concerns you may have. Please remember that if your equine is currently being treated by your vet for any ongoing/current condition it’s important I know so I can check it’s ok for me to treat your horse.

I will observe your equine to complete a static and dynamic assessment followed by;
Full palpation
Full massage treatment which may also include;
Myofascial release
Balance pad work
Stretching exercises
A written report and if you’re lucky a bit of homework!
Every equine is treated as an individual 🐴

My why….
To make a positive difference for equines and their owners, through my therapeutic skills and care.