By Laura Wright, Equine Touch Practitioner. Laura has been learning ET since 2003 after her original hunt horse had a fall and she needed to help her. Laura completed all levels of the Equine Touch & the practitioner training pathway and qualified as a Practitioner.
I have noticed many improvements in all my horses. My husband is a professional event rider, he has always said that he can feel the difference when our horses have had an Equine Touch session compared to a physio/massage session. My Equine Touch journey is always getting stronger and stronger with each horse that i help but one of my first horses will never leave me. The mare had had a foal when they didn't even know she was pregnant, she was very poor and struggling to accept her foal. I was in the next stable with another horse when the groom had said that the horse next door was mirroring the horse I was treating. So after I finished I went in her stable and just sat with her foal, managed a few neck moves on the foal and then the mare wanted attention so did some moves on her too. When I stood back she allowed the foal to feed without being tied up and hobbled, they were having to do that to allow the foal to feed. The result was a real "feel good" feeling.