Lindsy Murray lives in Cheshire and travels throughout the UK working as a healer with horses and other animals.

For the past twenty years she has helped owners to provide health and wellbeing for their animals on both a physical and mental/emotional level.

Lindsy has qualified as a NAC Equine Behaviourist and is also studying canine and feline behaviour. She is part of the Natural Animal Veterinary Centre team, a 'referral only' practice basing its work on Psychoneuroimmunology - the mind body connection.

Her natural ability to heal has given her the opportunity to work with hundreds of animals over the years often achieving remarkable results. She encourages owners to see healing as a very simple and basic technique that is used to help and support animals through illness or stressful times in their lives.

Lindsy is co founder of the Graze Trust for Horses, a small not for profit organisation providing a permanent sanctuary for rescued equines. Graze has recently become the first Natural Animal Centre (NAC) Approved Yard in the UK, based their implementation of management programmes, ensuring that the highest welfare standards in behavioural needs are met.