The EquineTouch works on a completely holistic level as a non­invasive gentle hands-on discipline. Gentle moves over the muscle and connective tissue are used as a muscle release therapy. This results in the release of restricted fascia and hypertonic muscles, improved blood and lymphatic circulation, reduced pain and increased movement. Thus allowing the horse's natural healing system to work at its maximum potential 
The Equine Touch is practised and endorsed throughout the world with staggering results being achieved by advanced practitioners as in the case of Duke.

.Late one Tuesday evening Anne Barnett, an Equine Touch advanced student received a call from South West Equine Protection based on Bodmin Moor. The call was a desperate plea for help with a young foal from the moor, that had been rescued from the local market. Anne 's work using the Equine Touch had pleasantly surprised people at SWEP with the positive effects that it had produced on other equines.

The diagnosis for the foal was very poor. The vet had confirmed tetanus and only given a 30% chance of survival.
 
When Anne arrived on Wednesday morning the foal's jaw was completely locked, it was lying down with it's body propped up with the aid of straw bales, it had been on a drip all night and was sedated. Anne 's first thought was where do I start!