Many of you know that I send a little text report to you after I have worked on your horse. Often, it mostly describes what it is that I’ve released on your horse. When I work with a horse, I’m not just using my hands, I’m listening to them. Horses communicate constantly...

While taking time to rest after a busy show season is essential, it doesn't address all the needs that arise from such an intense period. After months of hauling, competing, and training, it’s natural to give your horse some well-deserved time off. Turnout, quiet rides, and...

When most people think about equine bodywork, they picture seasoned athletes: the show jumper with tight muscles, the barrel horse needing recovery, or the senior gelding with stiffness. But one of the best times to introduce bodywork is when a horse is young, before training...

Have you ever looked at your horses’ hooves and wondered how they form the way they do? Or do you just hope the farrier takes care of them? As a bodyworker, I know a lot about a horse before I lay my hands on them. I can tell where they are compensating, where they may be sore,...

Have you ever wondered what else you could do for your horse that didn’t require a lot of time and was very beneficial? Often our horses are stabled to keep them safe and so they only get out for a limited amount of time. Whether your horse lives in a pasture with others or is...