Problem Advisory
Individual analysis of the horse’s living system: environment, feed, daily husbandry, herd, movement, relationship and behaviour.
Explore this field →Private knowledge · individual design
Individual analysis of the horse’s living system: environment, feed, daily husbandry, herd, movement, relationship and behaviour.
Explore this field →Designing a life with a horse whose purpose is neither riding nor training, beginning from foalhood or after retirement.
Explore this field →Learn how horses communicate and how your own presence, voice, distance, boundaries and timing become part of the exchange.
Explore this field →Service availability
Remote advisory services can be ordered from the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
Private On-Site Consultation takes place at Equine Notion in the Netherlands. Site Visit Consultation and Priority Situation Chat are available only in the Netherlands.
A separate short-term service for situations that need structured written support before a full report can be completed. This is not an emergency service and does not replace veterinary care.
| Problem Advisory | Coexistence Design | Equine Dialogue | |
| Examines | The daily living conditions behind a recurring difficulty | The whole design of a life not organised around riding or training | The exchanges between one horse and one human |
| Typical situation | The same problem returns; one symptom never explains it | A young horse beginning, or a horse retiring from a role | Something passes between you daily, and its structure is unclear |
| Levels | Essential · Depth · Complete | Foal Essential · Foal Complete · Retired Horse Transition | Standard · Masterclass |
| Begins at | €980 by 13 Sep 2026 · €1,680 from 14 Sep 2026 | €2,980 | €1,290 |
Choose the service by the question you are actually asking — not by price. If several questions apply, begin with the one that is central to you; you do not need to order more than one.
Each service is prepared by a person, for one horse and one situation, from the materials you provide. The methods and knowledge are ours; the situation is yours. Nothing is generated as a bulk document, and nothing about your horse is inferred from a template.
What every service shares: the facts as received, examined conditions, connections where they exist, uncertainty where they do not, practical considerations, and guidance for what follows. What differs is the scope and the form of the deliverable.
Tell us your situation in writing — the horse, the difficulty or the life you are building, and the question you most want answered. We will tell you honestly which service fits, or whether none of them does.
A written reply, no obligation, and no automatic start of any service.
You can, but you do not need to. Most situations are best served by one central question, examined properly. If you are unsure, ask us first.
No. They are written analyses of living conditions, life design and communication structure. No veterinary diagnosis, no treatment, no training instruction, no emergency advice.
All prices exclude VAT where applicable. VAT is calculated at checkout from your billing country, customer type and — for businesses — a validated EU VAT number where applicable.
After your bank transfer is confirmed. Ordering records your intention; nothing is analysed and nothing is generated until the payment is confirmed and your intake materials are received.
A small private practice: the founder who developed this method, with the field observation and client experience of our two-person practice. Every report is read and reviewed before delivery.
Our work begins with the horse’s own capacity to regulate, adapt, and recover. Rather than treating the horse as a problem to be corrected from the outside, we examine the conditions surrounding the horse: movement, forage access, herd life, environment, daily rhythms, and human involvement. Within our own herd, this approach was developed without making veterinary intervention the centre of care. Equine Notion shares observations, lived experience, and approaches to daily living conditions. It does not diagnose disease, prescribe treatment, claim to cure a horse, or instruct an owner either to seek or refuse veterinary care. Decisions concerning veterinary care remain with the owner.
Choose the field that matches the question you are actually asking. If the question is not yet clear, write to us — that conversation costs nothing and starts nothing.