Helping horses move comfortably, perform confidently, and feel their best.

Equine massage therapy, myofascial release, acupressure and holistic bodywork tailored to your individual horse.

📍 Covering Meath, Dublin, Kildare & Louth

With LC Equine Therapy, every horse is treated as an individual. Whether your horse is in full work, returning from injury, retired, or simply feeling stiff and tight, treatments are tailored to support comfort, mobility, range of motion and overall wellbeing.

Using a whole-horse, evidence based approach, sessions focus on identifying tension patterns, compensations, and areas of restriction — not just the obvious symptoms.

Because therapy is provided at your yard, your horse remains relaxed in their familiar environment, allowing for more effective treatment and a positive experience.

Our Approach

At LC Equine Therapy, therapy is guided by a structured, evidence based approach. Whether your horse is competing, returning to work after time off, recovering from injury, retired, or simply not feeling quite right, therapy is tailored to their individual needs.

My approach combines hands-on physical therapy with a whole-horse perspective, assessing posture, movement, muscle tension, compensatory patterns and overall wellbeing. The goal isn’t simply relaxation—it’s helping your horse move more freely, feel more comfortable and perform at their best.

Collaboration with your veterinarian may be required where your horse has underlying issues or injuries. To optimise your horse’s care, we can work with your vet, farrier, equine dentist, trainers etc.

Every Horse is Different

I believe horses communicate clearly, they just need to be heard, not worked through discomfort.

Every session is guided by the horse in front of me, combining assessment, evidence-informed physical therapy and a compassionate, holistic, horse-centred approach.

No two horses are treated the same because no two horses present the same.

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Common reasons owners use physical therapy

✔ Muscle tension, poor range of motion or stiffness

✔ Scar tissue

✔ Prevent injury or recovery from injury or time off

✔ Compensatory patterns

✔ Senior horse comfort and mobility

✔ Management of chronic conditions

✔ To support emotional regulation, stress, anxiety, trauma

✔ Performance changes

✔ Difficulty with transitions

✔ Competition prep

✔ Supporting overall wellbeing

 

Whole-Horse Care, At Your Yard

Combining equine massage therapy, myofascial release, acupressure and holistic bodywork, every session is tailored to the individual horse.

Covering Meath, Dublin, Kildare and Louth.

I travel to your yard so your horse can be assessed and treated where they are most comfortable.

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Meet the Team

  • Lauren Crosbie

    Founder of LC Equine Therapy

    Having my own horses for 16 years now, my love and understanding of horses has only grown throughout my life. The love of the sport initially grew into a passion for caring for horses. This only grew as my pony, Zeus, got PPID and navigating that and in an interest to pursue anything to improve his comfort, I started learning about massage therapy. Seeing first hand the effects it had on my own horses, I knew I could help other horses with this. Pursuing the professional course, I quickly learned a whole horse approach was so important as nothing happens in isolation. Everything I use today, I began to help my own horses which provides me with the passion for helping other horses be comfortable, healthy and obtain longevity.

    Before pursuing equine therapy professionally, I completed my undergraduate degree in Biomolecular Sciences and worked in laboratories for a number of years. This scientific foundation continues to influence every horse I work with, combining research with practical hands on experience.

    Since completing both degrees, I have further studied areas including energy healing, reiki and acupressure, additional myofascial release courses, proprioception and balance training, trigger point release therapy, movement and behaviour to name a few.

  • Koda

    Yard Manager

    Runs a strict setup, keeps a close eye on Lauren at all times and can be bribed for a stone throw. Will in fact think she’s a horse and engage in such activities, eating grass, rolling in the field and eating a carrot or stud muffin. Running the show since 2012.

  • Mary

    Human Resources

    Will very much not take anyone annoying her and will always let you know where to go. But if you’re good to her and give her a treat, she’ll allow you a good scratch. Part of the family since 2009, when we got her with a week old foal by her side, FD.

  • FD

    Chief head scratcher

    Will greet you by scratching his head and is completely unaware of his strength and size. Born on Father’s Day and named creatively. FD often confuses himself for a dog and behaves more like an untrained pup at times than a 17.1 HH Friesian. FD is also from Mary, 17 years later, still together, he seems to have attachment issues.

  • Holly

    International Advisor

    Holly, originally from Holland, is undergoing quite the transformation and glow up this year. Came to us in 2025, severely underweight and lacking muscling, she is gaining weight, confidence and muscle by the day. She is much healthier now and often seen bossing Mary and FD now, but never Koda.