ABOUT

"We all have the horse's best interests at heart and by working together we can formulate targeted, effective rehabilitation plans that can adapt as the horse progresses." - Isy
Isy Anderson
Qualifications
1st class BSc (Hons)
Equine Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation
EQ50 and EQ100
Level 3 Diploma
Equine Care & Management
Level 2 Diploma
Equine Care & Riding
Awards
The British Equestrian Trade Association's Thesis of the Year 2021
Registers
Registered under the Animal Sports Therapy & Massage sub-group
The Equinology® Approach was developed by Debranne Pattillo, MEEBW and is a unique, holistic approach to bodywork that incorporates a variety of soft tissue techniques with a focus on scientific reasoning and comprehensive anatomical knowledge. Equinology® is internationally recognised. The UK division is known as Equinenergy Ltd®.
The Thesis of the Year award recognises and rewards excellence in undergraduate study. Universities and colleges offering equine-related degrees throughout the UK and Ireland were each invited to submit one entry. Submissions are whittled down to a handleful of dissertations which are then presented to a panel of judges live.
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“The Equine Thesis of the Year Award is a fantastic way for us to mark the extremely high standard of undergraduate study that is being produced at our universities and colleges,” said BETA executive director Claire Williams. “There is some incredibly impressive research taking place and some exciting and diverse ideas, which will certainly give our industry – and equestrians – plenty of food for thought."
Isabelle Anderson is registered with the Animal Health Professions’ Register under the animal sports therapy and massage sub-group.
Isabelle Anderson is registered with the Animal Health Professions’ Register under the animal sports therapy and massage sub-group.
"The aim of the register is to raise standards in the industry and assist animal owners and veterinary surgeons in ensuring that the professionals they use to assist in the treatment and health maintenance of their or client’s animals are suitably trained and accountable. All registrants have achieved an industry recognised appropriate standard of training through externally accredited courses, comply with Continuing Professional Development and hold full, valid professional indemnity insurance as required by the wider industry."