Discover a unique bodywork approach developed over many years, designed help your horse release tension and enhance performance.
This method emphasizes the importance of your horse being an active participant in the process, allowing it to express its needs and preferences.
By fostering a collaborative environment, you can create a deeper connection with your horse while promoting relaxation and improved physical capabilities.
Experience the difference of a bodywork technique that truly values your horse's voice!

Although bodywork  is an effective form of therapy it remains a complementary therapy and is not a substitute for veterinary care.

Please consult your vet for advice.

 

Demonstrations

if you want to book a demo then please send Mary and email 

These are light hearted demos where you can view before you buy Mary will work on a horse and talk you through looking at a horse through a therapists eyes. Minimum 10 people 

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Day courses 

Mary also runs 1 day horse owners and therapists courses where you learn key moves in helping your horse keep in tip top condition in between your own therapists visits, you will not only learn techniques but learn how to adapt these moves as you become more proficient in them ..These run from 9am-4pm and you will also get a study guide to take home and keep. Please contact by email for more information

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Online consultations (New For 2024)

Working with you and your horse no matter the distance

Please email equinebodyworks@outlook.com for more information

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• We all breathe but are we doing it correctly??? And the same can be said for horses, by applying our touch with an exhale of breath we lower our energy levels, soften our touch and connect into a system that is beneficial to us and to the horse.​

• We slow down, we stop the white noise in our heads, we are in the moment and for horses us being in the moment is very important we don’t take our baggage to a session.​

• When we let go, we learn, we absorb information better we give a clear signal to our horses.​

• You become an extension of your horse what you feel they feel what you sense they sense, you become one.​

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• ©marysargeant2022

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Elastic kinesiology tape (EKT)

is supposed to act on five major physiological compartments of the body: skin, fascia (connective tissue), muscles, joints and the lymphatic system.

The technique used to apply the tape depends on what therapeutic effect you want to achieve.

It can compress an area if applied at more than 50% tension, or decompress to lift the skin if applied less tightly. It can be used to activate muscles that need to work harder, or inhibit muscles that need to back off.

Unlike standard strapping, this elasticated cotton tape is designed to mimic the skin, allowing normal movement.

Proponents claim that it can prevent injury, re-educate the neuromuscular system and reduce pain — with 1,200 conditions identified as suitable for treatment by EKT.

The theory is that, as the tape is stretched over the skin, it creates convolutions (skin wrinkles), which allow the lymphatic system to work more efficiently — reducing inflammation and clearing waste.

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