Botanical Self healing

How can botanical self healing support your horse?

Physical

Supporting the body systems, common aliments including: 
Pain, ​arthritis, EMS, laminitis symptoms, detox, digestion, immune boosting, cellular regeneration, skin aliments (sweet itch, mud fever, wounds, scars)

Emotional

Anxiety, stress, fear including:
New homes, gaining or loosing herd/yard members, weaning, training, competition, travel, trauma & inherited trauma

Spiritual

Feeling connected, experiencing a positive relationship with others and surroundings 

Also known as

​Zoopharmacognosy
Ancient greek
Zoo - animal
Pharmaco - Remedy
Nosy - Knowing 

1-2-1 Consultations

Elesebeth will listen to any concerns you have regarding your horses health or general wellbeing both before the session and on arrival. She will also use her accumulated knowledge of the equine world to make further observations of your horse to put forward botanicals for your horse to select from. 

You will be apart of the process, offering remedies to your horse, watching their responses and learning about their selections.  Elesebeth will guide you how to continue with remedies on an ongoing basis after the session. You will receive a report detailing chosen remedies and reasons they are commonly selected, as well as any further guidance you may need. 

You do not have to have a 'problem' to book a session. Remedies support the body as well as potentially preventing any underlying wellbeing problems - including balancing emotional health. Sessions are a beautiful way to 'bond' and communicate with your horse.  
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Do you have a club or group of friends who want to learn about Botanical Self Healing? Elesebeth is happy to arrange group booking or workshops to suit. ​

Group Booking

Multiple horses or spectators at one venue, by arrangement

Workshops

Dates TBC

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​Your veterinary surgeon must always be first contact in an equine emergency
Botanical Self Healing is not a substitute for professional veterinary care
​Sessions can compliment veterinary treatment or other complimentary therapies
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