To me, horsemanship, rehabilitation, and bodywork can all be parts of the same conversation. They're different ways of helping horses find greater comfort, balance, confidence, and connection.
My approach draws on years of experience in horsemanship, equine bodywork, anatomy, biomechanics, and rehabilitation. Each session is guided by the needs of the horse and human in front of me. We might work on the ground, in the saddle, through gentle hands-on bodywork, or some combination of these.
The goal isn't to follow a predetermined method, but to listen, respond, and allow what we discover together to guide the next step, the next question.
Typically 90–120 minutes, allowing additional time before or during the session to review background information and get to know you and your horse.
Initial Evaluations and Consulations
Established Clients and Students
Typically 60-90 minutes, depending on the horse, the human, and the conversation.
Some of the most meaningful learning happens between sessions, when we're back with our horses, noticing changes, trying new things, and discovering new questions.
Ongoing support creates space for those conversations to continue. Through regular communication and remote sessions, we can explore what's coming up, celebrate discoveries, work through challenges, and allow the next steps to emerge from what you and your horse are experiencing.
For those who wold benefit from a deeper mentoring relationship, monthly support is available.
Let's talk about what that might look like for you.
As a teacher, my job is to help you recognize and nurture your unique gifts - to help you see them for the miracles they are.