About Us
Like every horse mad child, I rushed to the window every Christmas Day, expecting to see Black Beauty, or anything with four legs, grazing in the garden, but when that didn’t happen, I used to go off on my bike and cycle, all over the place with a saddle bag full of carrots for all the gypsy horses tethered on the road sides near where I used to live (back in the day when kids could go off for miles, happily cycling on the main roads and country roads and constantly getting lost – all good character building stuff!). I used to work for my rides, cleaning tack and mucking out and started work as a groom on a variety of different yards, did the standard BHS exams and was lucky enough to have a great mentor, the inimitable Mrs S. from whom I learnt so much. I managed a beautiful yard, training with the TTT (Training the Teachers of Tomorrow) classical dressage training, for many years. This having the biggest single impact by far on my riding and understanding of training horses and riders. Over my years there, riding several beautiful horses, both mine and for owners, this world class training which included everything from rider and horse biomechanics, whether riding in front of the gallery or listening to the lectures, gaining a great foundation and changed my understanding and ability to have a consistent positive effect, thoroughly enjoying bringing horses on and always striving for harmony.
I taught others to ride and have been involved with horses ever since. At one time we had 6 dogs, 4 cats and a couple of horses, but now it’s just me and Pops, my Tibetan Terrier x Miniature Schnauzer and Boswell my Tibetan Terrorist at home. Bonnie is 27 and in very good health, living her best life, where she has complete freedom to choose whether to go foraging in the hedgerows or just wander around with her friends, she seems to have developed a penchant for younger Spaniards, who in turn adore her! - that's my girl!
In 2004 I changed careers and went into natural therapies for both humans and animals. I was first introduced to energy work in 2006 when I bought my first InterX, a device based on the Russian Scenar, quickly followed by Low Level Laser, training with Thor, Omega and Professor Gordon Farmer. Scenar Therapy training with the Revenko’s, the inventor of the technology and world leaders for all things Scenar, both for animals and humans, has provided many insights and had a profound effect on the results I get with my clients and continual life long learning will always be an important part of my on-going professional development.
Every therapy I added to my toolkit for my human clinic, I always trained in the animals too, first and foremost to help my own dogs and horse, none of which are familiar with the Vet (other than socially, down the pub, but that’s as I like it), so I saw how keeping my animals healthy made prudent sense – like an apple a day!
Having trained in and used many bioresonance modalities over the years, I immediately saw how effective this work was and after many years of trial and error, NES Health Bioenergetics emerged as my favourite and I haven’t looked back since I incorporated it into my protocols. Animals in particular, without any judgement to colour their views, just consistently respond so well.
There is a place and need for both bodywork and energy work, whether that be Massage, Scenar, Low Level Laser, Essential Oils and Herbal Choices for Animals or Emmett Therapy – all have a part to play as each animal is individual and unique. Any prey animal that is in pain is going to be stressed, which in itself, can cause all sorts of physical and behavioural issues, no one wants to be the weakest zebra in the herd, it makes you very vulnerable, just as can environmental factors, something we must always look at and often so simple to change. Working with the permission of your Vet, so nothing is missed, the one thing I use for every animal, that ties all the other therapies together is NES Health – it’s non invasive, accurate and effective. Especially now with the added benefit of being able to work remotely with people, now animals can be scanned in their own home, so less stress and immediate information available for the owner, whether you are on the other side of the UK or across the Atlantic, I can work with you.
I still have so much to learn, but the animals have been my greatest teachers – less is more – they have such huge energetic fields, the smallest corrections can gain the greatest results – it’s my absolute pleasure to keep exploring the world of frontier medicine to help all living beings.
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