Case Studies & Client Feedback

It is always so satisfying to see positive results during & after a Therapy Session. I love receiving messages from owners but the best feedback is from the horses themselves. Their whole body shows how much better they are feeling in so many ways - improved breathing, balance, confidence, relaxed energy, natural impulsion etc etc. Trust & communication becomes so much easier when the body is not under stress.
A balanced horse is a Happy Horse !

Cara and Amy - Breathe Easy

Cara has suffered with asthma for many years and was particularly uncomfortable last summer. Helping her use her diaphragm more effectively with CranioSacral & Tensegrity Balancing Therapy was the starting point.
Amy's message the day after her first session

" Best she has been for months. She was bright, engaging, wanted to hang with me in the barn. We nebbed her with balsamic air and with your treatment she has turned around in 24 hours"

Here is a photo of them today, 1 year later, out hacking again!

Remote assistance to an Equine Therapist in Turkey

Melis Bagatir Equine Performance Therapy, Turkey
After struggling for some time and trying various remedies Melis reached out for help to IAAT Members. I was so happy to be able to help with suggestions and support.

I’m writing to follow up with the case of the horse with the allergy. I'm proud to announce that we've finally identified the cause of his allergy. I want to express my heartfelt thanks to everyone for your thoughtful suggestions, and a special thank you Christine Collings for being there with me at every step of the process. Your support has been invaluable!

Help for Head Shakers

Headshaking in horses is a repetitive, involuntary, and often violent flicking, jerking, or shaking of the head and neck, most commonly in a vertical motion. Triggers and causes are numerous and vary widely from horse to horse and from day to day - truly exhausting for owners. But we can help:-

"Ophelia doing well - took off with me round the fields the other day which is a v good sign as used to feel way too broken to do that 😁. Was not head shakey at all until a hack last week when I think a bee collided with her nose - don’t think it stung her but seemed to trigger a shaking episode so maybe just the adrenaline rush.

"Nelly is feeling awesome and had our first lesson in the arena on Friday with no head shaking I’m still buzzing ! "

"GB has been good , not much headshaking at all"

"She (RUBY) was absolutely brilliant, even took the nose net off for some photos"