Dawn Seaman dip MCST (WCST), dip MCAM (OCEPT), dip HM (ITEC), EEBW, RAMP registered
Musculoskeletal Therapy for Horse and Rider
Does more than just backs...
Whether it be for your horse or yourself I can empower you to facilitate change in your bodies. I use many therapies to accomplish this that are unique to your situation and body. I am fully insured, AMCST and RAMP registered and qualified in McTimoney-Corley Skeletal Therapy, Myofascial Release, Stecco Fascial Manipulation, Equine Bodywork, Be Activated, Holistic and Clinical massage to name just a few modalities.
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About your therapist
Welcome!
I have taken an interest in complementary therapies since my 20s in an attempt to find pain relief for my own health issues. I have ridden since I was 11 years old and I have more than fourteen years experience as a human and equine musculoskeletal therapist. I am based in Norfolk and enjoy empowering people to relieve pain, tension and restore range of movement in themselves and their horses.
After 8 years as a therapist I also started to teach equine Myofascial Release courses, Fascial Edge courses and Sub Clinical Evaluation courses for Jo Rose Therapies and Training in Oxfordshire and Norfolk.
“Wow. Can't believe the difference in my horses way of going after a session with Dawn."
Janet Maria Adams, Norfolk
“Absolutely brilliant for horse and human. Dawn has helped me and my horse immensely since we started having her treatments, the results are huge. She has a gifted ability to feel, assess and identify underlying issues, which for me and my horse had previously been missed.”
Angela Attew, Norfolk
“I attended all three of Dawn's MFR courses. I can't rate them highly enough. It was an eye opener, MFR is now my go to tool in the box. The course is well structured, friendly and Dawn will explain any aspect at any point. This will add a new dimension to any therapists work.”
Jo Neal-Pasetti, Surrey
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