Audrey Anderson with The Equine Touch

Audrey Anderson with The Equine Touch Muscles, Ligaments,Tendons, Lymphatic drainage, Circulation, Soft Tissue, Behavioural issues. Axx Addressing the fascia of the equine body

Connections through those Fascial layers connect deeper than you think!Always appreciated by other equines when your hav...
31/05/2026

Connections through those Fascial layers connect deeper than you think!

Always appreciated by other equines when your having a session with another. Working with a lovely highland pony when her field mates joined in with the session.

Releasing the Fascia with the Equine Touch bodywork, creating the deep relaxation response, tapping into the Parasympathetic nervous system, which inturn lowers the heartbeat, deepens the breath weight..... as this is one of the ways that the equine can communicate with each other.
Incredible to see, creating structural rebalancing changes within the equine body structurally. Its one way of offering a whole body reset.... with a unique vibrational palpation using my hands.... Ax

Dates!! Once you have your dates, let me know ASAP if they will be suitable as im still working on the list....Working w...
26/05/2026

Dates!!

Once you have your dates, let me know ASAP if they will be suitable as im still working on the list....

Working with some beautiful horse's today one just in the middle of the Equine Touch bodywork session nearest in the picture and the next horse processing the moment with its field mate. Releasing the Fascial tension reducing the body stress therefore rebalancing the various systems within the equine body. Ax

Enjoy time with your horse!Sunday hack out along the A9 without a care in the world..... it was mentioned by Billy  woul...
24/05/2026

Enjoy time with your horse!

Sunday hack out along the A9 without a care in the world..... it was mentioned by Billy would anyone guess hes not been along this track in over a year, with the lorries, buses, cars flying past. William is so calm..... but also only ridden twice this year for 10 minutes.

Keeping your horse soft, supple, with an active free movement they are less spooky, more focused on the work in hand.... hopefully out next weekend we will takes some photos or videos to show that releasing the Fascial System as a whole body address, opening up the contracted tissue improving, mindset, confidence for both horse and rider. It takes time to achieve these changes, commitment, consistency, creating progression.

Even though he hadn't been ridden, we are very much on it with Inhand walking, polework, stretching, mobilisation, corrective training is applied throughout the year this year he has only had one session of Equine Touch bodywork with Aoc's applied one week after.... Axx

24/05/2026

Dr Ivana Ruddock Lange veterinarian, Anatomist, Researcher, Lecturer demonstrating the movement of the OSF - Off side Fore. One of our founders of THE EQUINE TOUCH.

Amazing mechanism within the equine body, look at all those Fascial layers now you can see how important it is to correct the Fascial System function to create the oppertunity for the tissue to recover, repair or heal if the equine body has received any kind of trauma.

We really should question negative behaviour catch discomfort quickly instead of ignoring these changes before it manifests into a bigger issue.

Every part or the equine body should slide and glide efficiently, effectively, improving suppleness, softness, fluidity with postural rebalance.

Fascia is not new its been there since time began.... Ax

Time and patience outways with a slower method of approach to encourage release naturally....Wait for each change to pre...
20/05/2026

Time and patience outways with a slower method of approach to encourage release naturally....

Wait for each change to present itself not force each change to present itself..... listening to your horse! One step at a time or hoof! Axx



True free movement is offered Ax

Habitual postural HabitsIncorrect use of self carriage is part of the process of improving the equine mindset to rebalan...
20/05/2026

Habitual postural Habits

Incorrect use of self carriage is part of the process of improving the equine mindset to rebalance its whole body function..... if the horse is body lame it then uses its compensatory function to move, correctness is key to function.

Myofascial Body work is the primary factor in releasing the contracted tissue, muscles, ligaments and tendons setting the body up for change.....

Mobilisation and stretching not only encouraging the horses extension , it also is teaching the horse to realise changes have occurred.

Inhand Polework is a great way to not only open the tissue up further change by monitoring their own movement good or poor. Its also a great way of stretching without force. Also your looking for postural progress

Forcing physical changes will reduce the tissue response to let go of the restriction. Less pressure on the equine body as it will respond more positively. As this will happen every time you keep each exercise simple, when reducing the workload this also equals less stress on the skeletal structures, when a horse is in a tensioned state it will be uncomfortable, spooky, bargy, ridgid incapable of offering extension through to contraction....

Reprogramming those habitual patterns once the fascia has responded to the release should be offered to encourage change to soften, lengthen, engage thefore them to connect the proprioception response. Therefore connecting the dots to work together, working with the horse slowly then developing the trust with the equine, as then they will work with you and not against you, thats what supports these changes....

Listening to every horses capabilities to find their baseline..... not what you think it should do (throw that book out the window) but slowing down your expectations to match their abilities.... transitioning from dysfunction to function, will always take time....

All horses are fascia through and through it doesn't matter what breed, age, size, every horse is on a different level of resistance, working out which level takes time.....

Habitual dysfunctional patterns are a horses safe place, simply because it knows nothing else. when the horse is not in symetry with itself it will be disunited until you bring correctness to whole body with a systemically applying slow changes remember to offer these small changes to the horse potentially setting up to change this is why teacing correctness after fascial restrictions is the way in to adjusting to improve self carriage..... less will always receive a more positive outcome.... time and patience..... Ax

There's way more to the equine body than you think by so many systems that can be addressed but slowing progression has a long lasting positive impact on longevity of the body. William stretching out the body after 15 mins of engaging body movement exercises.. i will update with pic shortly 🖤

Polework is a great way of stretching without picking up a hoof, engagement of the whole body encouraging,  stretching, ...
18/05/2026

Polework is a great way of stretching without picking up a hoof, engagement of the whole body encouraging, stretching, mobilisation, of the head, neck, shoulders, barrel, hind quarters...... to achieve not only extension but also contraction in movement, therefore reducing the stress of workload is a good place to start.... working out your horses capabilities, keeping everything wide, spaced out, poles, cones, circles, figures of eight to make it easier for the horse to be able to complete each task successfully. Once each horse is successful in each task then ask for a little bit more every other week

There is a difference between telling you how it should be or slowly transitioning to how it could be given time.... there are no quick fixes to resolve a problem completely, it takes time to achieve these changes. Its great to see clients including inhand walking sessions to add to their routine.... we were out yesterday,

If your horse struggles to complete a task by itself how do you expect your horse with a rider. Tonight I was speaking to another rider saying she would be very interested in doing more inhand work with her horse, i always encourage everyone to help your horse, improve their movement adding one session of inhand work a week.
You just need a flat area with a few poles, to start with inhand groundwork. Ax

Let's look at the positives today its the start of a new day.... the sun is shining, lovely view outside of my kitchen w...
16/05/2026

Let's look at the positives today its the start of a new day.... the sun is shining, lovely view outside of my kitchen window, I work with horse's obviously very greatfull to be able to do that, some new clients today..... enjoy each other's company.... live, love, laugh ♡Axx

☆ ZERO TOLERANCE  In the work place ☆Something that i have tried to avoid is putting up a post about this for quite a wh...
15/05/2026

☆ ZERO TOLERANCE In the work place ☆

Something that i have tried to avoid is putting up a post about this for quite a while..... i work with quite a lot of people for various different reasons on a daily basis. I also listen to lots of different things going on in folks lives and you can talk about whatever you wish good, bad or indifferent as it makes no difference to me at all. Sometimes people just want to talk too someone else maybe just mull things over, which is absolutely fine, for them it can make all the difference ♡

If im working on your horse in your stable thats where it stays.

If you didn't know we are bound by client confidentiality and GDPR...... Also as a trained Mental Health First Aider "its good to talk "

What i will not tolerate is to be threatened because you've maybe said something that you have now regretted saying.
As i was told "Dare you say anything or i will know who it came from" this is not acceptable on any level.

Kind regards A Anderson.

Thank you to the lovely person who left me some beautiful flowers for working with them 💐 Ax

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