This week, we are meditating on the theme of help. During these long days of the coronavirus, we have been deeply touched by how many

As the lockdown regulations in Scotland ease slightly, our beautiful mares, Chexy and KayCee, have taken advantage of the new rules by visiting a very

It is Mental Health Awareness Week, something that is very close to our HorseBack hearts.  When we started HorseBack, we were focused on men and

At HorseBack, we are determined to find the rays of light in these uncertain times. That’s how we get through the days of lockdown, and

The lockdown, we discover, is taking people in very different ways. We are currently getting anecdotal reports of a sort of flatness. It’s been variously

The 26th of April was to have been a banner day for HorseBack. We were lucky enough to have a runner in the London Marathon.

The great story of the week is that of Captain Tom Moore. You will all know the remarkable tale of the gallant captain by now.

In Britain, the coronavirus crisis has moved into the phase of the big numbers. Even though the scientific advisors and the medical experts have been

We have some sad news. Our beloved Archie has gone.  It was very quick and very sudden. Emma put him out in the field on

There is a rather beautiful and unexpected paradox in this time of  isolation and lockdown. Although we at HorseBack are all staying at home, keeping

Only a few weeks ago, we at HorseBack were celebrating ten years of the charity and getting excited about our plans for the next ten

We’ve been off the blog for a while as we’ve been concentrating on our Facebook page, where you will find regular updates on all the

At HorseBack, we always say that we are interested in what is possible, not in what is not possible. Working with wounded veterans has taught

Horseback UK, a Scottish charity that uses horsemanship to inspire recovery, regain self-esteem and provide a sense of purpose and community to the wounded injured

Our next Christmas testimonial. (It’s starting to feel as if we should put in a partridge in a pear tree at this point.) The really lovely