Becci Miller Equine Massage Practitioner

02/06/2026

Amazing 🙌🙌 well done Lynne and Hermes

02/06/2026

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Help Becci Miller raise money to support British Horse Society

02/06/2026

Another brilliant cpd with Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses

01/06/2026

The lovely Harley and Doughnut had there PEMF therapy this morning.

After recently moving yards and settling into a new routine they definitely benefited from there treatment this morning.

Both horses have great releases as we worked though restricted areas.

If anyone would like any information on PEMF therapy for there horses please drop me a message to discuss.

01/06/2026

🐴 The Importance of Correct Bit & Bridle Fitting Alongside Equine Massage 🐴

When we think about our horse's comfort and performance, equine massage can be a fantastic tool for relieving muscle tension, improving flexibility, and supporting overall wellbeing. However, lasting results often depend on addressing the root cause of discomfort.

An incorrectly fitted bit or bridle can create pressure points across the poll, TMJ, nose, and mouth. This can lead to tension throughout the neck, shoulders, and back.

A correctly fitted bridle allows your horse to move freely and comfortably, while a suitable and well fitted bit ensures clear communication without causing pain or restriction.

When combined with regular equine massage, proper tack fitting can help:

✅ Reduce muscle tension and soreness
✅ Improve relaxation and willingness to work
✅ Enhance performance and movement
✅ Prevent compensation patterns and recurring discomfort
✅ Support your horse's long-term health and wellbeing

Remember 🙌

The head is a complex network of nerves that control everything from lip to ear.

These nerves are essential for communication, comfort and expression.

They are very sensitive and lie close to the surface of the skin and this should be considered when we fit our horses with bridles and bits.

Pressure on the nerves can cause discomfort, head shaking, tack avoidance and also behavioural problems.

The main sensory nerve is the Trigeminal nerve, this splits into three branches around the eye and forhead, Upper Jaw and Muzzle and in the
Lower Jaw and Chin. The nerve is responsible for sensation across the

⭐️ Face
⭐️ Forehead
⭐️ Cheeks
⭐️ Lips
⭐️ Muzzle

Don’t forget that your horse's comfort is a team effort.

Regular assessments of both tack fit and musculoskeletal health can make a significant difference to how your horse feels, performs, and enjoys their work.

A comfortable horse is a happier horse. 🐎✨

31/05/2026

Lovely trip to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 love catching up with my clients and there lovely horses

31/05/2026

28/05/2026

Equinnect is a fabulous platform that helps people to find a qualified professional.

All CPD, certification and insurances are checked before you can be registered.

Think Check-a-trade but for horses 😂🐴

So proud to have been a member for the past 3 years ❤️

28/05/2026

Refer a friend 🙌 this will run for the whole of June.

*referred friend must have appointment made and honoured before discount is valid*
**no cancellations or rebooking as discount will be invalid**