Lauriane McCallum Integrated Equine Bodywork

Lauriane McCallum Integrated Equine Bodywork

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🖐🏻🤚🏻Equine Massage Therapist
🐴Certified with IAAT
🌍Exeter based

Photos from Helen Thornton Equine Osteopathy & PEMF's post 29/08/2026
Photos from Lauriane McCallum Integrated Equine Bodywork's post 25/08/2026

🥳 It’s Official! 🥳

I’m absolutely delighted to say that I have officially passed my IAAT Professional Massage Practitioner Qualification — with Distinction! 👩‍🎓🐴

What started as a desire to understand horses’ bodies a little better has grown into something I’m incredibly excited to bring into my work. I can now officially integrate equine massage into my services and continue developing my practice with a much deeper understanding of the horse as a whole.

For me, massage isn’t simply about working on tight muscles. It’s about listening to the horse, understanding what their body is telling us, and creating the space for them to soften, release and reconnect with themselves. Every horse has been different, and every one has taught me something along the way.

A huge thank you to my tutor Becky at Little Green Stables for her knowledge, encouragement and support throughout the course, and to the International Association of Animal Therapists (IAAT) for such a fascinating and comprehensive qualification.

And, of course, the biggest thank you goes to all of the wonderful horses and ponies who have let me learn, practise, question, observe and grow alongside them. ❤️

I’m so excited to see where this next chapter takes me and to meet many more horses and their people along the way.

I’m now open to new clients and referrals! 🐴✨

If you’d like to find out more about equine massage or book a session in the Exeter area, please get in touch:

📱 WhatsApp: 07473 778118
📧 Email: [email protected]

Here’s to continuing to learn, listen and work with the horse. 🐴❤️

28/06/2026

Horses are exceptionally sensitive to touch, posture, facial expressions, and the emotional quality behind our interactions.

Skilled therapeutic touch can influence not only muscles and fascia, but also the horse’s nervous system, helping create an environment where relaxation, learning, and recovery are more likely.

https://koperequine.com/connection-the-oldest-language-of-the-nervous-system/

Photos from Lauriane McCallum Integrated Equine Bodywork's post 19/06/2026

I am delighted to announce that I have passed my Equine Massage Therapy theory exam with distinction, and I am very excited for my path ahead 🥰🐴

My intention when joining this course is to make a real difference for horses in this world, supporting them through their journey alongside us 🩵

16/06/2026

Dutchess kindly demonstrating the hydrotherapy on the ESP treadmill, what a fantastic tool to help horses! 🐴 💦

Photos from Little Green Stables's post 16/06/2026

What a weekend! Full on but so wonderful! 💜

12/06/2026

We are en route for module 5 with Little Green Stables and International Association of Animal Therapists 🥳 I am very excited for this final in person weekend!

10/05/2026

Enjoy this 1 minute video of Minion releasing deep seated tension. Minion is a show jumper and held a lot of tension in his hind quarters and neck today. So we worked with various techniques on these area 🐎🙌🏼

09/05/2026

This is Ken, he’s a show jumper and his guardian told me he had a lot of sensitivity around his poll area, so much so that he needs a special bridle that comes down to his 2nd cervical as any pressure on the poll makes him shake his head which isn’t ideal for either him or the rider.

So when I heard poll sensitivity, my mind went immediately to his sacrum/pelvic area. Why? because everything is connected. I simply held him with my hands for 20 minutes, nothing else, just holding him before proceeding with the treatment.

Sometimes less is indeed more 🫶🏻🐎

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