Megan Simpson Equestrian

Notice to clients!

Exciting news that I’m heading over to Europe to have some classical dressage training and visiting my home country of Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Can’t wait to see my Scottish family/friends again, and to bring back some new skills 🐎✨

Spaces are very limited over the next two weeks before I leave, and I will be taking bookings now for August when I’m back!

Thanks everyone for your patience while I take a pause from lessons, and routine bodywork appointments will be scheduled before I leave for my first week back 🫶

📸 .bymaddie

Huge thank you to all those who nominated me for the Equine Therapist of the Year award - feeling very honoured 🥹

My journey in this profession hasn’t been an easy one. Less than a week after completing my 3-year Equine Shiatsu diploma, I broke my arm (amongst other things 🙈) and needed shoulder surgery. Despite a difficult recovery, I went on to study Equine Sports Massage and passed my exams just a few months after my second shoulder surgery!

Thank you to the Equine Therapies Association of Australia Inc for running these awards to further recognise therapists in Australia for all that they do. I’m so grateful to be doing this as my job, after everything I’ve been through to get here I don’t take a single day of it for granted! Just to be nominated means the world to me 🤍

Piper owned by .bailey713 having her first ever bodywork session at 8 months old 🧡

You don’t have to wait until your horse has been started under saddle to get them bodywork - foals and young horses can benefit too!

Bodywork sessions for young horses have many advantages: supporting healthy development, improving body awareness, encouraging positive handling experiences, and identifying subtle issues before they become larger problems 🙌

Recently, I had the privilege of participating in my third equine dissection alongside this incredible group of equine professionals 🤍

There is something truly humbling about being entrusted with the opportunity to learn from a horse in this way, deepening our understanding of the body and the role each structure plays in movement and function.

I’m incredibly grateful to everyone involved for sharing their knowledge and passion. Experiences like this reinforce my commitment to ongoing education and help me continue providing the highest standard of care for horses and their owners.

Learning alongside such dedicated professionals was an absolute privilege as always, and these experiences continue to influence and refine my approach to bodywork 🤍

Notice to clients!

From 26th May to 9th of June I will be away 🗓️

I am attending my 3rd equine dissection, and then going on a belated honeymoon trip to Japan 🥹

Regular lessons will be taking a pause for the two weeks and bodywork sessions will be scheduled around this.

I will still be able to reply to online messages (social media/email) during this time however will be unavailable via phone/text.

I’m almost fully booked for May now with just a few spots left for bodywork locally around the Sunshine Coast but I am taking bookings for June when I’m back 💌

Priority will be given to those who have already messaged to request a session - if I haven’t got back to you please send another message as they sometimes get lost when I get so many messages a day on multiple different platforms 😅

Thanks everyone! 🤍🐴