Equine Massage Academy (EMA) is a well-established, industry-recognised training provider known for its integrated approach to equine education, designed to enhance welfare, wellbeing, and performance. Our career courses produce fully insured equine manual therapists, respected by vets and professionals across the industry—a recognition few programs can claim.

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As well as our highly respected Equine Therapy training programs, EMA also offers specialised training in equine zoopharmacognosy, bit and bridle consultant and canine massage & rehabilitation, alongside accessible CPD (continuing professional development) options, allowing professionals and horse owners to elevate their care standards. Acknowledged by equestrian experts worldwide as the "gold standard" in equine education, EMA provides accredited career courses up to Level 5 and CPD up to Level 6.

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All courses are accessible globally online, combining high-quality materials, video presentations, and practical applications for a seamless learning experience. For those interested in equine therapy careers, we also offer face-to-face training. The unmatched reputation of EMA-trained Equine Manual Therapists attests to our highest of standards.

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EMA’s short courses require no coursework—simply engaging videos and downloadable manuals filled with insights that bring new perspectives to horse care. Every course is crafted by experts, grounded in scientific research, and delivered with empathy and integrity.

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Accredited by UK Rural Skills (UKRS) and the British Horse Society, EMA upholds the highest standards in the equine industry.

 

With course fees from £15 to £2,200 and accessibility in any currency, we are committed to delivering first-class, affordable education to meet the needs of every student - wherever they are in the world.

 

 

 

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Harmonising the art of touch with Equine Science. Our holistic approach nurtures both body and soul, restoring balance and vitality to the majestic horses we serve

 

 

 

Empathy, Integrity, Science and Alternative Approaches