About me

Having trained as a Human Sports Massage Practitioner at the Midland School of Massage, I qualified in 2003 as an Equine Massage Therapist with Mary Bromiley. I completed a Degree in Equine and Agricultural Business Management at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. I am currently developing my techniques further by studying McTimoney Corley Spinal Therapy. I am committed to a continual programme of self development and am currently investigating extending my qualifications into Equine Physiotherapy. .

 I have observed Equine Therapies in America and Europe and am committed to giving our equine partners the best possible levels of care and consideration.

 I am a British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor and intend to take the BHS Stable Managers examination and Instructor award within the year.

I have represented the BHS in Sweden as part of the prestigious Leonardo Exchange programme which aims to share knowledge with our European Counterparts. This has given me invaluable insight into alternative methods the best of which I am able to incorporate into my own practices.

I currently own and compete an Advanced and a Novice event horse and have represented Great Britain in the Student Riders Nations Cup in Austria 2004

I am a Member of the Equine Sports Massage Association (ESMA) and the International Guild of Professional Practitioners(IGPP)and regularly attend conferences, seminars and updates.

All work is covered by professional indemnity insurance.

"A positive attitude is
a powerful force
it cannot be stopped."