• Introduction to Equine Shiatsu

    External Events hosted by tESA Members

      These 2 day introduction to Equine Shiatsu courses are almost completely hands on and teach you how to give your horse a basic Shiatsu. Location: near Kilmarnock, Scotland. Organised […]

  • Introduction to Canine Shiatsu

    External Events hosted by tESA Members

      These 1 day introduction to Canine Shiatsu courses are held near Perth, Scotland.  Your own dogs are welcome by arrangement. Organised by The Scottish School of Equine and Canine […]

  • Introduction to Equine Shiatsu

    External Events hosted by tESA Members

      These 2 day introduction to Equine Shiatsu courses are almost completely hands on and teach you how to give your horse a basic Shiatsu. Location: near Kilmarnock, Scotland. Organised […]

  • Introduction to CanineShiatsu

    External Events hosted by tESA Members

      These 1 day introduction to Canine Shiatsu courses are held near Perth, Scotland.  Your own dogs are welcome by arrangement. Organised by The Scottish School of Equine and Canine […]

  • tESA Conference

    tESA Conference

    tESA Conference 2026    Sat 6th & Sun 7th June LOCATION Middlepart Farm, Saltcoats, KA21 6NH.  Ayrshire.  Scotland. Saturday: Chiropractic techniques for shiatsu practioners & meridian extensions Sunday: Saddle fit […]

  • Introduction to Equine Shiatsu

    External Events hosted by tESA Members

    Come and learn how to give your horse a basic shiatsu from nose to tail. Places strictly limited to give the best hands-on tuition. For more information, or to book […]

  • CPD Tuesday. TMM, Tendino Muscular Meridians

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    Tuesday Zoom tESA Online Winter CPD

    What are TMM and why are they useful? TMM, Tendino Muscular Meridians, also known as Sinew Meridians, are twelve superficial pathways that connect the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints to […]

  • CPD Tuesday 1 Dec 2026 Head Shaking

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    Tuesday Zoom tESA Online Winter CPD

    Equine Headshaking – can Shiatsu help? Occasional shaking of the head may be normal, but repeated headshaking can become a serious problem in horses, due to painful, involuntary facial nerve […]