Harriet Julien Equine Massage

30/09/2025

Remaining appointments for October please do message me to book in🗓️

29/09/2025

August CPD completed this time focusing on enhancing client outcomes through effective communication📔

30/08/2025

September appointments available📔

01/07/2025

⭐️Appointments⭐️

July - I have limited weekend appointments available but do still have some evening availability after 5.30pm

August - Weekend and evening availability

Message me to arrange an appointment☎️

05/06/2025

Gentle tail circles are a technique that you may see me use during massage sessions

It helps in releasing tension in the hindquarters and back.

The gentle movement encourages relaxation through the spine and sacroiliac region.

03/06/2025

Mays CPD course focused on laminitis

Laminitis is to be managed by veterinarians and the horses owner however as massages therapists we can play a key role in supporting the horse with compensatory stress and tension.

We can work closely with the veterinary team to support in relieving muscle tension, restoring balance and promoting relaxation.

If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment please do get in touch☎️

28/05/2025

07/05/2025

Another interesting CPD I recently completed with Wolds Equine Sports Massage Approved Courses focused on long Lining. It was so interesting to look more into how long lining can benefit both general muscle strengthening and building as well as supporting with rehabilitation following injury or box rest.

I felt inspired and have now started to add long lining into Ally’s exercise routine although she thinks it’s scary so we are having to take it easy and build her confidence🤣

22/04/2025

Another CPD certificate completed📚

16/04/2025

Remaining appointments available for April🗓️

29/03/2025

There are a number of benefits of Equine Massage✨

Evening and weekend appointments are available so please do message to book in📔

09/02/2025

Another CPD I recently completed on effective equine observation and palpation.

As equine massage therapists a key part of the session is to start by carrying out static and dynamic observations this can allows us to see any initial discomfort, asymmetry or muscle tension in the horse.

We then go on to carry out an initial palpation which allows us to feel for any pain, tension, heat or irregularities in the muscle tissue.