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Ethical horsemanship · County Durham

Clarity for the horse.Confidence for the human.

Welfare-led training, behaviour support and confidence-building for horses and owners who need a calmer, clearer way forward.

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28+years with horses
BScPsychology
Welfareled throughout
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A clearer way forward

Your horse is not giving you a hard time. They are having one.

We begin by listening to what behaviour is communicating. Then we help horse and human find a calmer, clearer way to move forward together.

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Where do you need to begin?

Explore the kind of support you need, understand how Lauren works, or see the next confidence clinic before making an enquiry.

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01Work with us

Find the right support

Behaviour, loading, groundwork, confidence and training support shaped around the horse in front of us.

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02Our approach

Understand the why

See how observation, psychology and practical horsemanship become a clear route forward for horse and human.

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03Clinics & events

Build confidence together

Supportive small-group days designed to create useful progress without throwing anyone in at the deep end.

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Meet Lauren

A calm eye, a clear explanation and a plan you can actually use.

Lauren brings more than 28 years around horses together with a psychology-informed understanding of behaviour. She explains what she sees, involves you in the process and leaves you more capable—not more dependent.

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The difference, in their words.

Specific outcomes shared by owners on Facebook—no anonymous praise and no filler.

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Clipping transformation

From £140 sedation to a loose lead rope

“My boy had become petrified of clipping—making Sarah-shaped sandwiches against the walls, striking out and double-barrelling. Each clip was costing about £140 in sedation. Lauren came out, took her time and worked at his pace. By the end of the session I was able to clip pretty much everywhere single-handedly, with his lead rope hanging loose on the floor. Thank you for restoring the trust between Murphy and the dreaded clippers.”
Fear of injections

From a serious vet risk to standing happily

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He wasn’t dangerous. He was frightened.

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Connected care

The right information, wherever the horse goes.

Equiscense clients can keep emergency details, care routines and progress connected through EQ Tap™.

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You do not need to have it neatly explained. Send us a message about you, your horse and what has brought you here.

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Based in County Durham · Travelling across the North East and beyond