Chiropractor, Osteopath, Physio? And Kent recommendations

[tobiano1984]

I want to get my youngster checked over, as he's in the process of being broken in and having been really easy he flipped out one day and bucked his jockey off in spectacular style - as such I want to rule out any back issues before continuing his ridden work. He's not had any obvious injuries, but who knows what happens in the field - and it's possible that he could have done some damage when he had his bucking fit. I've prodded his back a bit and it seems very sensitive, but I'm not sure if that's just the fact that he's a thin-skinned sensitive type, or if there's actual pain there.

For myself, I've had osteo, chiro and physio - all useful in their own ways. But I'd like to hear from anyone with similar problems to the above as to which one is more suitable for a general check over.

I'd also love to hear any practitioner recommendations - I'm near Canterbury, Kent.

Thanks!

 

[benson21]

Emma Boyd, osteopath, she did wonders for Benson. She is from Smarden, nr Ashford, lovely lady, would recommend.

 

[Perfect-Piaffe]

Emma Boyd is good (is she back working now-didnt she have a baby? Am i thinking of the right person!) Also AnneMarie Bright is great I used her when I couldnt get Emma and have used her a few times since.

 

[Chestnut mare]

I use Frankie Murphy Osteo she is good