03/07/2026
A Horsewoman First, Bodyworker Second.
When choosing a bodyworker for your horse, their equestrian background matters.
Before becoming an equine sports therapist, I have spent over 20 years in the horse industry working from the ground up — stalls, daily barn chores, first-aid care, grooming and tacking for trainers, starting young horses, and riding finished show horses, along with owning horses of my own.
Being a horsewoman first and foremost means I’m confident handling horses in a way that prioritizes both their safety and my own.
That experience also means I understand the day-to-day realities of horse ownership and the physical demands we place on our horses. When I work on a horse, I’m always looking at the full picture — how they move, how they're built, their workload, and what their job asks of their body.
If you’d like to get your horse on the schedule for bodywork, feel free to send me a message.