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Jenny Adamson, Equine Physiotherapist, Rehabilitation Specialist & Spinal Manipulation Therapist
15 years professional equine therapy, rehab and retraining experience // RAMP & IRVAP registered
I've spent 15 years working with horses and their owners - helping them get to the bottom of why their horse feels stiff, crooked, or not quite right, and building a clear plan to fix it. Whether you're going through rehab, managing an ongoing issue, or simply want your horse to move and feel better, I'm here to help you do that with confidence and clarity.
If you're not sure where to start, watch the free masterclass — it's the best first step. Or browse the courses above to find what fits where you are right now.
My Story
I've always been passionate about horses moving well and feeling comfortable — it's what drew me to physiotherapy in the first place. But it wasn't until my own horse Azuro was diagnosed with kissing spine that I truly understood what it feels like to be on the other side. Going through his rehabilitation — from pain and stiffness to confidence, strength and enjoyment under saddle — shaped everything about how I work with horses and their owners today. It gave me a deep understanding of the worry, the uncertainty, and the commitment it takes. And it's why I'm so passionate about giving owners a clear, guided pathway rather than leaving them to piece it together alone.
Qualifications & Registrations
Equine Physiotherapist & Rehabilitation Specialist // Equine Spinal Manipulation Therapist // Mindset Coach // Breathwork Practitioner // RAMP Registered // IRVAP Registered // As featured in Horse & Hound, Your Horse & Barefoot Horse Magazine

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Core Strength ,Posture
May 11, 2026•3 min read

There’s a difference between: Doing exercises…and training your horse. Exercises are individual pieces. Training is how those pieces are put together over time. And this is where things often get stuc... ...more
Straightness ,Core Strength Posture &crookedness
May 04, 2026•2 min read

If your horse tends to fall in on a circle… drift through the shoulder… or feel harder to keep balanced one way… It usually links to the same thing: Your horse is finding one side easier to use than t... ...more
Core Strength ,Posture &crookedness
April 27, 2026•3 min read
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