Hi, I'm Anna Krén
Founder of FlowMotion Equine NMSK Therapy
With a background in equine physiotherapy and a strong foundation in anatomy, biomechanics and neurophysiology, my work focuses on supporting the horse as a whole, from physical function and movement to the nervous system, training and management.
My approach is individual, science-forward and built around long-term support rather than isolated sessions. Hands-on therapy is only one part of that: I look at how each horse moves, responds and adapts, while working closely with owners to support sustainable progress beyond the session itself.
Below, you’ll find more about the approach behind FlowMotion Equine NMSK Therapy. For more about my education, international experience and professional background, visit the About Me page.
What is FlowMotion Neuromyoskeletal Therapy?
A whole-horse approach integrating hands-on therapy, movement, biomechanics and nervous system function.
FlowMotion Equine NMSK Therapy is grounded in an understanding of equine anatomy, biomechanics, neurophysiology and movement. Horses develop individual movement strategies and physical adaptations over time, influenced by factors such as training, management, previous discomfort and their environment. Rather than viewing one structure or area in isolation, I look at how these different factors interact within the whole horse.
Hands-on techniques form an important part of the approach, but they are not the whole picture. Assessment and movement observation help guide each session, while the horse’s responses continuously inform how and where I work. Where relevant, movement exercises, training considerations and management may also become part of the wider plan.
The nervous system is an important part of this process. Muscle tone, movement, sensory information and motor control are closely interconnected with nervous system function. By paying attention to both physical and behavioural responses throughout a session, the work can be adapted to what the individual horse is able to comfortably process at that moment.
Sessions are carried out with as little restriction as practically possible, allowing the horse space to communicate, move and respond. Rather than working through resistance, I use these responses as information and adapt the session accordingly.
The aim extends beyond creating a temporary change during a single session. I work together with owners to follow how the horse develops over time and, where appropriate, consider movement, training and management alongside the hands-on work. This allows the approach to evolve with the individual horse and supports progress beyond the treatment itself.
Every horse is different. The assessment, treatment and longer-term approach should be too.
Would you like to learn more about NMSK?
I'm always happy to answer any question. Let's connect.
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