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Horses are masters at coping. Long before stress shows up as lameness or behaviour, it often settles quietly into the body — held in muscle tone, posture, and subtle patterns of tension. One of the most revealing and responsive pathways in equine bodywork is the bladder meridian . Running in two lines either side of the spine, from poll to tail, this area is deeply connected to the horse’s nervous system, back health, and overall stress response. Working along the bladder mer

Equine bodywork is gaining recognition among horse owners and trainers as an essential aspect of maintaining a horse's health and performance. Just like humans, horses can experience physical discomfort, stress, and tension that can affect their overall well-being. Understanding the benefits and techniques of equine bodywork can help you provide better care for your horse, ensuring they remain happy and healthy. What is Equine Bodywork? Equine bodywork encompasses a variety o

What Horses Often Notice Before We Do Animals live close to the truth of what is happening around them. They don’t listen to explanations, reassurance, or what we wish were true — they respond to what is felt . For many horse owners, it’s a quiet realisation: “Nothing has changed with my horse… but something has changed with me.” And often, the horse already knows. Horses read the whole picture Horses are highly sensitive to their environment, and that environment includes th