The HoH Directory of Equine Shiatsu Practitioners
England
Bedfordshire [4]
Berkshire [5]
Buckinghamshire [4]
Cambridgeshire [3]
Cheshire [2]
Derbyshire [2]
Devon [2]
Dorset [2]
Essex [3]
Gloucestershire [2]
Hampshire [6]
Herefordshire [2]
Hertfordshire [6]
Isle Of Wight [1]
Kent [6]
Lancashire [1]
London (S) [2]
Middlesex [1]
Norfolk [2]
England cont...
Nottinghamshire [1]
Oxfordshire [1]
Shropshire [3]
Somerset [2]
Staffordshire [3]
Suffolk [2]
Surrey [5]
Sussex (E) [2]
Sussex (W) [4]
Warwickshire [2]
West Midlands [3]
Wiltshire [3]
Worcestershire [4]
Yorkshire (N) [1]
Yorkshire (S) [1]
Scotland
Ayrshire [1]
Figures next to regional links indicate the number
of Practitioners available for that region via the directory.
Inclusion within the HoH directory is by application
only. It is not intended that the directory should be seen to represent
fully the availability of competent equine Shiatsu practitioners.
The aim of the HoH Practitioners Directory
is to promote public awareness and access to the availability of equine
Shiatsu practitioners who have undergone training and/or assessment to
a specific standard, and who might therefore be considered to be both
capable and competent in the application of Shiatsu for horses.
Alternatively, if you'd like to discover equine Shiatsu and help a student
gain real-world experience at the same time, enquiries for student contact
details are welcomed.
Email info@hands-on-horses.co.uk
to locate a student practitioner near you.
Terms & Conditions
Inclusion within the Hands-on-Horses practitioners
directory is free of charge and is available to all equine Shiatsu practitioners
who have undertaken, through the terms of acceptance to the practitioners
registers maintained by the Equine Shiatsu Association (tESA), to work
within the Association's code of Ethics and Practice - full documentation
available at www.equineshiatsu.org.
Shiatsu is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Any horse owner/carer
wishing to engage a Shiatsu practitioner is strongly advised to consult
with his or her vet beforehand. This is particularly important where
the horse's health is in doubt, as only a veterinarian can correctly
advise on diagnosis and recommend appropriate treatment. Shiatsu should
be regarded as a complementary therapy, rather than an alternative to
professional medical advice, and often might be applied usefully and
safely as a complement to veterinary treatment in the case of an established
condition.
This directory is provided for information only. Whilst Hands-on-Horses
makes every effort to keep the the details published within the practitioners
directory accurate and up to date, HoH cannot guarantee that the information
displayed is accurate, thorough and complete. Hands-on-Horses accepts
no liability for any harm caused by the improper or inappropriate application
of Shiatsu by any practitioner listed within this directory, or for
any unexpected or adverse consequences resulting from the application
of Shiatsu.
Hands-on-Horses reserves the right to decline to include any entry in
the HoH practitioners directory, or to remove (or suspend) any existing
entry.
In addition to the published directory, Hands-on-Horses also maintains
a listing of students in training. It is important that students gain
a breadth of experience during the course of their studies, and enquiries
are welcomed from anyone wishing to introduce their horses to Shiatsu
via a student practitioner. All students listed are enrolled with reputable
training schools throughout the UK, and are expected to operate within
whatever regime is recommended by their school or teacher, and obviously,
within any restrictions dictated by their student insurance cover. As
with the online directory of practitioners, the provision of student
contact is for information only and is subject also to paras 2, 3 &
4 of the above. Email info@hands-on-horses.co.uk
to locate a student practitioner near you.
