About The Equine Advisor
Jo and her beautiful horse, nicknamed HippoHead.
Jo has had a passion for horses since a young age, and despite coming from an unhorsey family has managed to be involved with horses for most of her life.
Jo has owned a range of horses and ponies, from 16hh "HippoHead" whom she competes, to a cheeky pair of miniature shetland ponies, and foals through to golden oldies. Horses and ponies in need of a bit of help often find their way into Jo's life where she rehabilitates them before finding them good homes. This has led to Jo developing a range of skills and, along with a lifetime of experience and a love of learning means she is in the great position of being able to share her knowledge for the benefit of the horses she is lucky enough to be involved with.
It was one horse, Nick, that started Jo's Equine Touch journey. Three years of study; four anatomy and physiology papers, four theory papers, an essay and over 120 case assessments later she is now fully qualified and insured as an Equine Touch Practitioner. At the same time, Jo also studied and successfully passed British Horse Society Stage exams, as well as certificated online courses in Equine Nutrition and Animal Welfare.
The Equine Advisor was being created!
The journey has only just begun and there is much, much more to be learned and many more skills and qualifications to be gained which will in time add to Jo's portfolio of services offered. More recently Jo has utilised her BSC (Honours) Degree in Geography, Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing and is able to offer thermal imaging. Jo firmly believes that there can never be too many skills available to any horseman or woman and the old adage is true: You never stop learning where horses are concerned!
Jo has owned a range of horses and ponies, from 16hh "HippoHead" whom she competes, to a cheeky pair of miniature shetland ponies, and foals through to golden oldies. Horses and ponies in need of a bit of help often find their way into Jo's life where she rehabilitates them before finding them good homes. This has led to Jo developing a range of skills and, along with a lifetime of experience and a love of learning means she is in the great position of being able to share her knowledge for the benefit of the horses she is lucky enough to be involved with.
It was one horse, Nick, that started Jo's Equine Touch journey. Three years of study; four anatomy and physiology papers, four theory papers, an essay and over 120 case assessments later she is now fully qualified and insured as an Equine Touch Practitioner. At the same time, Jo also studied and successfully passed British Horse Society Stage exams, as well as certificated online courses in Equine Nutrition and Animal Welfare.
The Equine Advisor was being created!
The journey has only just begun and there is much, much more to be learned and many more skills and qualifications to be gained which will in time add to Jo's portfolio of services offered. More recently Jo has utilised her BSC (Honours) Degree in Geography, Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing and is able to offer thermal imaging. Jo firmly believes that there can never be too many skills available to any horseman or woman and the old adage is true: You never stop learning where horses are concerned!
