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Margaret Nicol
(RMN, ITEC, NAREMT)
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Equine and
Human Massage Therapist based in West Lothian, Scotland
- A member of the National Association of Equine Massage
Therapists
- A member of the Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT)
- Honoree member of the N.A.R.E.M.T.
Margaret's reputation of excellence continues to thrive
with her work with Scottish endurance group members as well as
local branches of the pony club benefiting from Margaret's
inspirational talks and demonstrations.
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In Margaret's Words . . .
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I offer a mobile service for relaxation, general maintenance
and re-cooperation to both humans and equines. These sessions
are not a replacement for a Veterinary Surgeon or a General
Practitioner.
I specialise in equine/human massage by combining my past 25
years of Registered Mental Nursing skills, 34 years of
experience within the equine world, 13 years of human massage
skills and my recently acquired equine massage training
skills.
On my first visit to my client, be it human or equine, I
obtain a pre-massage assessment. The first session may take up
to 2hrs, but a comprehensive background history is obtained,
giving me the foundation to build my therapy session upon,
this enabling me to provide a tailor made massage session to
meet the individual’s needs. Each session is recorded in a
case-report.
I work within the code of conducts of the Federation of
Holistic Therapists (FHT) and the National Association of
Registered Equine Massage Therapists (N.A.R.E.M.T.)
I also offer a gift voucher service, and discount to group
bookings (3+)
My Background
I was brought up on a hill farm on the Island of Arran, where
my parents ran a Trekking Centre. I found my love of horses at
a very early age, as every wakening moment that I can
remember, was spent on or around them. I was a member of the
Arran Riding Club, and later joined the Linlithgow and
Stirlingshire Branch of the Pony Club. (Still have involvement
– many years on!!!)
My love of horses continued throughout my teenage years,
spending much of my time working with young and ‘difficult’
horses, this experience left me with feelings of great
compassion, empathy and understanding of my equine friends, a
foundation that was to be the basis of my new found career.
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Qualifications
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- Registered Mental Nurse
- Anatomy, Physiology and Body Massage Diploma (ITEC)
- Honoree Pass Study & Practicing The Intellectual Art of
Equine Massage Therapy – Equine Design
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