01/24/2026
At its heart, the work I share has always been research.
Over the years it’s taken many forms- master farriery, training, rehabilitation, starting young horses, performance,but those were never the destination. They were the living context that allowed the questions to unfold.
While horses have been my primary research partners, the work itself has never been only about horses. It is an inquiry into how nervous systems organize life-movement, learning, posture, and relationship-with the intention of enriching the lived experience of the horse.
I share this work for education, curiosity, and understanding. I enjoy letting people come along for the process, not just the outcomes. The success stories are real and meaningful, but they belong to the horses.
What I’ve discovered over time is that my true calling is as a scientist-studying how the nervous system organizes from the inside out. That is where I’m most at home, and where the work continues to lead beyond horses into some exciting new frontiers .
In that spirit, I’ve put careful thought into the upcoming Living Labs, not as programs to be taught, but as a space for shared discovery, where others can step inside this model with their own horses and see what begins to change.
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