Tranquil Touch Equine Therapy

12/05/2026

Can anybody who has booked him with me for AC's and messaged me since the beginning of the month please message me again on WhatsApp as I have stupidly deleted all my messages and only have back up to the end of April 🥺

12/05/2026

Can I please ask that everyone who has contacted me on what's app in May for coms please re-send me your photos and questions as I have deleted all messages by mistake this morning and only have back up from end of April 🥺

Thank you 🙏

11/05/2026

I have a 'Lucie' booked in tomorrow for a communication but don't seem to be able to find her details on what's app .. Lucie, if you are reading this, please get in touch 🙏

06/05/2026

20/04/2026

Head tossing is easy to dismiss as attitude, especially when it shows up during work or handling.

But more often than not, it’s a horse trying to tell you something isn’t sitting right.

It can be physical. Dental discomfort, bit pressure, ill-fitting tack, sinus issues, ear sensitivity, poll tension, or even sensitivity to light or insects can all show up here. In some cases, conditions like trigeminal nerve sensitivity (headshaking syndrome) can make a horse react sharply and repeatedly.

It can also be tension through the body. A horse that is bracing, struggling with balance, or finding the work physically difficult may express it through the head and neck first.

And then there’s the communication side. Conflicting aids, unclear timing, or pressure that doesn’t release when the horse is trying can create frustration and confusion. If a horse can’t find a clear answer, the movement often gets bigger.

Sometimes it’s also about space. A horse feeling crowded, overwhelmed, or unable to move freely will try to create room in the only way available.

None of this means it should be ignored.
It means it should be investigated.

Because when we label it as attitude, we miss the information.

And when we miss the information, the horse has no reason to stop saying it.

Addendum: Horses do express energy and play, and you might see a bit of head movement in those moments. But true “joyful” expression usually comes with a whole body picture, loose, springy movement, soft eye, ears moving, not fixed, and no tension building.

Head tossing that’s repeated or sharp is more often a horse trying to shift or escape something, discomfort, irritation, tension, or even just excess energy that doesn’t have somewhere to go.

So instead of asking “is this excitement?”, I’d look at:

is the body soft or braced?
does it escalate or stay light?
what happens after?

If it flows through and the horse stays connected and relaxed, it could be expression. If it repeats, builds, or comes with tension, there’s usually something underneath worth looking at.

17/04/2026

The power of energy and intent and its effect on animals is profound 😫

They can't read, but the malicious in the graffiti has a saddening effect 😢

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17/04/2026

I love this ❤️

And of course, we know we never truly lose those we love .. the soul is eternal and those we have entered into a soul contract with are bound to us through strands of energy and love .. love transcends death ❤️always 🙏

There are things that cannot be explained with words.
They can only be felt.

This is not just an image of a horse.
And not just smoke rising into the sky.

This is memory that has taken form.

When you spend enough time around horses,
you begin to understand: they don’t truly disappear.

Even when they are no longer physically here.

They remain.

In the silence that suddenly feels too deep.
In the air that unexpectedly smells like a stable.
In the feeling that someone is standing beside you, even when you are alone.

This horse is not just an animal.
It is presence.

Something you once loved
that refused to vanish.

Its form seems to dissolve into smoke…
but this is not an ending.

It is a transformation.

Because real connections do not break.
They change state.

From flesh — into memory.
From movement — into feeling.
From reality — into something deeper than reality itself.

And you know this if you have ever stood beside a horse
that looked at you like it understood more than the world could ever say.

They don’t speak in words.
They speak in presence.

And even when they are gone…
you still feel that gaze.

As if it is still somewhere near.
As if it is still watching to see if you are okay.

This image is about a bond that has no ending.

About love that does not disappear with the body.
It simply becomes something else.

Lighter than air.
Quieter than thought.
Stronger than time.

And maybe that’s why we sometimes stop and stare into emptiness…
because somewhere between light and smoke,
we still feel those we once loved.

Not beside us.
But within us. 🐎

05/04/2026

We don't always get what we want to hear, but I console myself in the knowledge that this is what makes the conversation authentic.

I would like to add that this was a VERY expensive head slip from The British Liberty Show .. it mattered not to him, and Poo is indeed right, he does not wear a head collar for Liberty work.

I think the fact he didn't like the colour was the icing on the carrot cake for me !