Sue Falber Equine Touch Practitioner

Sue Falber Equine Touch Practitioner Equine Touch - Gentle Holistic Hands on Bodywork - Helping Horses in Herts, Beds Bucks and Northants.
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Epona Award 2023 for outstanding service, dedication and commitment to the horse through the mission statement, integrity and principles of the ETF. 'Equine Touch is a non-diagnostic, non-invasive, hands on system of bodywork addressing the whole horse with an organised series of unique gentle vibrational moves over soft tissue.'

Just a few benefits that Equine Touch can have on your horse:

• Im

proves movement and athletic ability
• Balances the Musculo-skeletal system
• Reduces muscle and joint pain
• Releases hypertonic and tight muscles
• helps to reinstate normal join, muscle and nerve function
• Aids recovery and reduces compensation following injury or surgery
• Induces deep relaxation

www.theequinetouch.com

Not long to go until The Horsemanship Showcase - The Horsemanship Event of The Year when Practitioners and Students from...
07/11/2024

Not long to go until The Horsemanship Showcase - The Horsemanship Event of The Year when Practitioners and Students from The Equine Touch International will be at Bury Farm showcasing the wonderful modality - feel free to pop along to our stand and get yourself a free VHT (Human bodywork) taster session.

The Equine Touch International Helping Horses by Educating Humans

Equine Touch is an effective and powerful technique that is easy to learn and does not require long term study, yet which still opens the door to knowledge.

“Equine Touch has profoundly transformed my young dressage mare both physically and emotionally.” – owner testimonial

The Equine Touch is a non-diagnostic, non-invasive Equine Bodywork system which is an holistic soft tissue address, effecting mostly connective tissue – muscles and tendons, joint capsules and ligaments using a very specific move.
Practitioners are based all around the UK & Ireland and are able to assist horse and owner to find greater harmony through this gentle yet powerful form of bodywork.

Learn Equine Touch
With routes both for horse owners and for future practitioners, Equine Touch courses are structured to make this bodywork modality accessible and easy to learn. There are Instructors around the UK & Ireland and they look forward to teaching you how to master the Equine Touch moves.

Come join us:

30th November & 1st December - Bury Farm Equestrian Village

TICKETS AND DETAILS BELOW
www.horsemanshipshowcase.com

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT & EXCITING NEWS FOR MARCH 2025 .....As some of my clients are already aware back in July I started on a...
31/10/2024

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT & EXCITING NEWS FOR MARCH 2025 .....
As some of my clients are already aware back in July I started on an exciting new journey to coordinate my passion for the Equine Touch modality with that of training and advising people from my previous life in order to become an Equine Touch Foundation Coach.
I recently shadowed two excellent instructors in Helen Choma and Kate Prowse on their excellent Foundation Courses still have quite a bit of preparation and study to do in order to meet the exceptional standard required by the Equine Touch Foundation.
So what does this mean? Well once I have completed my training and final assessment I will be qualified as an Equine Touch Foundation Coach which will allow me to teach horse owners the Foundation level of Equine Touch and how to complete a Basic Body Balance and 5 Area of concern procedures in order that they can help their own horses with this wonderful modality.
I fully intend on continuing with my work as an Equine Touch / Canine Touch and VHT Practitioner (yes I do humans as well !) but will be adding the extra education piece to my business in line with the Equine Touch mission statement ’To help horses by educating humans’
Whilst some of my clients have already expressed an interest in learning with me if you want to know more and be kept informed with my progress and future course dates then please let me know and I can send you more information.

Colic is a serious condition that can be fatal - with changes in routine as we go into Autumn if you have any concerns t...
29/10/2024

Colic is a serious condition that can be fatal - with changes in routine as we go into Autumn if you have any concerns that your horse could have colic the Number 1 thing to do is to contact your vet !

Colic can occur at any time of the year in both grass-kept and stabled horses. How can you spot the early signs of colic? 🔍

Here are the 5 REACT signs to look for 👇

😖🐎 Restless or agitated
🍎🥕❌ Eating less or droppings reduced
🤕 Abdominal pain
🤔🔁 Clinical changes
😴😔 Tired or lethargic

Time is of the essence when a horse has colic. Download the Emergency Care Plan available from the British Horse Society
👉 bhs.org.uk/colic

26/10/2024

Very busy week as due to the wet muddy with some sunshine thrown in horses are going a bit crazy. Slipping and sliding to a halt at the gateway or having zoomies chasing geese takes its toll on the body. Crystal was very locked up through her thoracic sling and quite sensitive through her pecs, however after carrying out an Equine Touch Body Balance and using some Area of Concern procedures I stepped back and allowed her to fully process the work. Whilst often bodywork is looked upon as ‘a pamper session’ it is often the key in preventing tight sore muscles, tendons and ligaments becoming injured and is well worth investing in no matter if your horse is competing, a happy hacker or a retired much loved friend.

Remember Spring forward and fall back this weekend. Appointment times will need to be adjusted in order to accommodate e...
26/10/2024

Remember Spring forward and fall back this weekend. Appointment times will need to be adjusted in order to accommodate earlier feeding and bringing in times which tend to disrupt sessions. Please be aware of this when booking in. However I do now offer weekday afternoon sessions but have limited availability as we go into November so give me a shout this weekend to avoid disappointment.

After discussions with a number of Equine professionals over the last few weeks I think it is time that we brought this ...
23/10/2024

After discussions with a number of Equine professionals over the last few weeks I think it is time that we brought this to the forefront again .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrZgtrqbMVI
We must not forget that the welfare of out horses starts at home ....Know better - do better !

The 24 Behaviors of the Ridden Horse in Pain is a film that dares to challenge the way we look at "badly behaving" horses, and promotes the notion that lamen...

Lovely afternoon spent with Emma, Freddy, Cobalt and Dino at Tacky Central chilling in the Autumn sunshine after Equine ...
23/10/2024

Lovely afternoon spent with Emma, Freddy, Cobalt and Dino at Tacky Central chilling in the Autumn sunshine after Equine Touch. Great to see the improvement in these guys over the last few weeks

Thursday evenings delights from the Virtual International Equine Touch Conference webinar was a fascinating presentation...
19/10/2024

Thursday evenings delights from the Virtual International Equine Touch Conference webinar was a fascinating presentation from Nick Hill at V&T Equine services on hoof wear patterns and gave a whole other dimension to think about when we consider the holistic horse picture and how an issue with one foot be it thrush, an abscess or some other distortion can affect the whole biomechanics and fluidity of movement for the horse. One of the reasons why equine bodywork is highly recommended and so important after farriery or trimming in order to rebalance the body and especially if you are having remedial work carried out.
I will certainly be looking to venture down this educational rabbit hole in 2025.

Tonight, The Equine Touch community welcomed Nick Hill, Natural Hoof Care Practitioner from V&T Equine services.

Nick’s topic of choice was regarding hoof wear patterns, demonstrating how horses will change their loading and direction of movement depending on what is going on in the hoof, and the body, since everything is connected. Nick discussed what ‘blocks’ are as part of his assessment of the hoof, the difference between flares and what this can signify.

Nick brought great insight to the relationship between hoof trimming and bodywork, how beneficial it will be to time your bodywork session just after the trim to help the horse break down the old habitual patterns that have created unfavourable wear patterns.

I think we can all say, how inspiring Nick’s knowledge and presentation was this evening and we are very grateful to have him join The Equine Touch annual conference 2024! Thank you Nick ☺️

We have one last, highly recommended, presentation to send us out with a bang on Saturday evening with Ralitsa Grancharova Hill Dvm who will discuss Veterinary Acupuncture and how to assess the horse through this modality. Starting at 7pm BST, don’t miss the finale!

www.vandtequineservices.com

Anyone with a gelding looking for a wonderful holistic livery yard near Chesham I can highly recommend Tacky Central - a...
19/10/2024

Anyone with a gelding looking for a wonderful holistic livery yard near Chesham I can highly recommend Tacky Central - a lovely friendly atmosphere where the horse comes first - this is not your typical livery yard of stabling 12 hours a day and restricted turnout come the winter which leads to so many of the physical and behavioural issues that we see today - this is 24/7 turnout with excellent land management based on the Equiculture and The Equicentral System with hardstanding loafing areas. So if you are looking for an alternative track system type set-up for your favourite boy this may well be something to consider.

Yes !!! .... I have seen this many a time with client horses and my own the abscess that comes out at the coronet band t...
16/10/2024

Yes !!! .... I have seen this many a time with client horses and my own the abscess that comes out at the coronet band that you never actually see at the time ...but after several days of lameness and pouticing suddenly the horse is sound and you haven't a clue where it started or ended .....then months down the line you notice a dent in the hoof wall ....we are so lucky to have professionals like Field who does such brilliant dissections with explanations on feet.

Sunday evening's presentation at the IETA Virtual Conference featured Helen Choma who is not only an Equine Touch / VHT ...
15/10/2024

Sunday evening's presentation at the IETA Virtual Conference featured Helen Choma who is not only an Equine Touch / VHT and Canine Touch Practitioner and Instructor but has spent over 30 years as a homeopathic consultant - her knowledge on the subject focusing on First Aid application at the yard was extremely useful and will certainly be something that I will be encouraging my clients to look into when helping their animals.

Yesterday evening we welcomed one of our fantastic Instructors to present at the annual Equine Touch Conference 2024. Helen Choma, Equine Touch Practitioner & Instructor who is also a very experienced human Homeopathic practitioner, gave us an introduction to homeopathy and remedies which she finds helpful.

Helen not only teaches and practices The Equine Touch, she is an Instructor and Practitioner for the human version of our modality called Vibromuscular Harmonisation Technique (VHT). It was great hearing about Helen’s depth of knowledge, the presentation was very well received with a great turn out!

Thank you so much Helen for your contribution to the conference 😊

Tomorrow evening we will be hearing from Evolution Equine Behaviour - Debbie Busby Clinical Behaviourist. Her talk will present an overview of her current PhD research into “The Good Life?", exploring horse and human
perceptions of equestrianism in the UK. Debbie presented to us at last year’s conference and we have no doubt this year’s will be just as brilliant! See you tomorrow at 7pm BST!

Another excellent presentation last night from Yogi Sharp The Equine Documentalist at the IETA Virtual Conference. Someo...
10/10/2024

Another excellent presentation last night from Yogi Sharp The Equine Documentalist at the IETA Virtual Conference. Someone who is certainly worth looking into in regards to all things hoof related and quite refreshing to hear how the world of farriery is changing its perception to look at the horse holistically.

Fantastic presentation from Yogi Sharp The Equine Documentalist on the second day of The Equine Touch annual conference 2024 with a great attendance reaching as far as Zimbabwe!

It’s a privilege to have such an informed speaker at our conference and Yogi gave us lots of food for thought around the Barefoot v Shod pros and cons, showing us great results in helping to improve the hoof and whole body posture of the horse with his approach.

We were given an insight into how his unique hoof measuring tool ‘HoofmApp’ works which can be very useful to navigate the complex structure of the horse’s hoof. A tool that would be helpful to bodyworkers and owners too!

Thank you Yogi for joining us 🙏🏻

Next up on Friday at 7pm we look forward to welcoming back Monica Andréewitch who will be presenting to us what the ‘3 N’s’ stand for and how we can help meet our horse’s needs…see you there! 🌟

01/10/2024

As it is getting dark earlier as the days go by then why not join the International Equine Touch Association on their series of webinars as part of the Annual Virtual Conference on alternative evenings starting next Monday 7th October from the comfort of your own armchair or sofa?
As is usual for this event some fascinating speakers including Equine Touch's Co Founder, Veterinarian and Anatomical researcher Ivana Ruddock Lange. Equine education is not just for Equine Professionals and the Equine Touch Foundation acknowledge this in their mission statement 'To help horses by educating humans' Full details and a link to booking a place is shown below - this is open not just to Equine Touch Students and Practitioners but anyone who has a vested interest in horses.

7 - 19 October 2024Alternate evenings from Monday 7 October – Saturday 19 October 2024 by ZoomAll presentations start promptly at 1900 hours UK time and may vary in length with some presentations offering a comfort break at the mid-way point.

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'Equine Touch is a non-diagnostic, non-invasive, hands on system of bodywork addressing the whole horse with an organised series of unique gentle vibrational moves over soft tissue.' Just a few benefits that Equine Touch can have on your horse: • Improves movement and athletic ability • Balances the Musculo-skeletal system • Reduces muscle and joint pain • Releases hypertonic and tight muscles • helps to reinstate normal join, muscle and nerve function • Aids recovery and reduces compensation following injury or surgery • Induces deep relaxation www.4countiesholistics.co.uk

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