About This Volume Volume 4 focuses on the signs and symptoms that may suggest your horse is experiencing tension, discomfort or changes in the way they move. Rather than requiring detailed knowledge of anatomy, palpation or muscular function, this volume introduces a practical observation process that helps you consider what your horse may be communicating through their movement and behaviour. Inside this volume, you will learn: Common signs of discomfort seen on the ground and under saddle What changes in posture, movement and behaviour may be telling you How to observe your horse before beginning an acupressure session How to use the Observe, Pause and Continue method How your horse may respond when you find a sensitive or helpful area When to reduce pressure, pause or discontinue the session How to use meridian massage as part of your assessment Four acupressure points associated with movement and physical comfort Suggested point combinations for back, hindquarter and soft-tissue support How to choose points based on the signs you are noticing When symptoms require veterinary assessment rather than at-home support This volume is not intended to diagnose injuries or replace veterinary care. Instead, it helps you become more aware of changes in your horse and make thoughtful decisions about the support they may need.