Legal notice

Updated: 17 October 2026

Operator and contact

PsicoHípica (https://www.psicohipica.com) is operated by Equus Interactiva, S.L., Spanish tax number B-62325477. Registration details published by the company: Barcelona Commercial Registry, volume 32777, folio 0202, sheet 2. Contact address: Orient, 78–84, floor 3, office 15, 08172 Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain. Email: info@psicohipica.com. Telephone: (+34) 607 208 043. The professional featured on this website is Josep Closas Compte.

Purpose of the website

The website provides information about equestrian psychology, mental preparation and sports coaching, and advice on equine behaviour and learning. Sending an enquiry does not enter into a contract or confirm an appointment. The scope, format and terms of any service are expressly agreed before it is provided. This is not an emergency service and does not replace a clinical or veterinary assessment when needed.

Use and content

Use the website lawfully and do not submit false information, malicious files or content that infringes third-party rights. Text, design, logos and other resources are subject to their owners’ rights to the extent provided by law and their licences. Exploitation outside those limits is not authorised. Browsing and other legally permitted uses remain allowed.

Availability and external links

We seek to keep information current and the website available, without guaranteeing the complete absence of errors or interruptions. Links to LinkedIn, Amazon, HERD and other websites lead to external resources governed by their own terms. These provisions do not exclude liabilities or user rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

Personal data and storage

Data processing is explained in the privacy policy. Browser storage and external services are described in the cookies and similar technologies policy.

Applicable law and complaints

Applicable Spanish and European Union law governs this website. Enquiries and complaints may be sent to info@psicohipica.com. Mandatory jurisdiction rules and consumer rights apply in any dispute; users are not required to waive their statutory jurisdiction rights.