Intuition Equine

Intuition Equine Through trauma-informed care and intuitive bodywork, I restore balance to both body and mind.
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Midwest Healing for Animals
Equine Massage Therapy
Member of International Healing for Animals Association

Equine sports massage is not a replacement for veterinary care — it’s a powerful partner to it.As a Certified Equine Spo...
11/15/2025

Equine sports massage is not a replacement for veterinary care — it’s a powerful partner to it.

As a Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist, my work supports what your veterinarian does by:
• Improving circulation and soft tissue mobility
• Reducing compensation patterns that lead to soreness
• Helping the horse recover from injury with better balance
• Supporting the nervous system so behavior and tension improve
• Identifying areas of restriction before they turn into bigger issues

I don’t diagnose.
I don’t prescribe.
I collaborate.

Your vet is the expert in medical diagnosis.
My role is to help your horse’s body move, heal, and function at its best between those veterinary visits.

🟦 Intuition Equine
Soft tissue therapy • BEMER • IASTM • Trauma-informed care
Serving equine athletes and horses in rehabilitation

Oh my god!! My version of Bop It!!!
11/11/2025

Oh my god!! My version of Bop It!!!

Winter wellness is more than warmth — it’s about supporting the body’s natural systems when nature slows down. These 7 i...
11/10/2025

Winter wellness is more than warmth — it’s about supporting the body’s natural systems when nature slows down. These 7 intuitive approaches blend science, bodywork, and mindfulness to keep your horse thriving through the cold. 🌬✨
Restore. Connect. Thrive.

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11/08/2025

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💔 Seeing Rivers TodayToday, I went to see a horse named Rivers — an older soul who has been through more than most. He’s...
11/07/2025

💔 Seeing Rivers Today

Today, I went to see a horse named Rivers — an older soul who has been through more than most. He’s had a stroke, lost an eye, and has healed on the outside… but healing doesn’t always mean everything feels okay again.

When I approached him something felt different. We knew each other but, I could feel the uncertainty in his body.

His expression, his energy — everything about him said, “I don’t feel like myself anymore.” I could see the trauma rippling through his muscles, the way sadness sat quietly beneath the surface.

So instead of beginning with the BEMER blanket, I simply listened.
I worked with energy and intention, letting him lead the way.

Sometimes, what a horse needs most isn’t a device or a therapy — it’s presence. It’s someone who sees beyond the behavior, beyond the symptoms, into the emotions still living inside.

Rivers reminded me today why I do this work — to raise awareness that horses carry emotional wounds just as real as physical ones. They grieve, they fear, they disconnect… and with patience and understanding, they can also find peace again.

✨ This is what trauma looks like in horses — and why empathy matters.

📣 Florida Horse Owners: Prepare for the Cold Snap! ❄️🐴Florida’s about to see some seriously cold weather — and while we ...
11/06/2025

📣 Florida Horse Owners: Prepare for the Cold Snap! ❄️🐴

Florida’s about to see some seriously cold weather — and while we might love the break from the heat, our horses can struggle with the sudden change.

Cold snaps increase the risk of colic, especially when temperatures drop fast and horses drink less water.

Here are a few quick tips to keep your horse safe and cozy:

🔥 Warm Water: Offer slightly warm water to encourage drinking. Cold water = less intake.

🌾 Extra Forage: Provide free-choice hay — digestion keeps them warm from the inside out.

🧣 Blanket Wisely: Only blanket if your horse isn’t acclimated to cold, is body-clipped, or older.

🚰 Salt Access: Add loose salt to feed or keep a salt block available to stimulate thirst.

💨 Shelter: Windbreaks or run-in sheds help shield them from chilly winds.

💩 Monitor Manure: Fewer or drier piles may be the first sign of colic risk.

👉 Stay alert over the next few days — Florida cold fronts can come fast and hit hard.
Let’s keep those bellies moving and our horses comfortable! 🐎

It’s time to disrupt what we’ve been taught.Trauma in horses is real — it shows up in their eyes, their bodies, and thei...
11/04/2025

It’s time to disrupt what we’ve been taught.

Trauma in horses is real — it shows up in their eyes, their bodies, and their behavior. Yet for too long, it’s been misunderstood as “disobedience,” “bad attitude,” or “laziness.”

Every flinch, refusal, or shutdown is communication.
Every reactive horse has a story.
And every one of them deserves to be seen.

We can’t change what we won’t acknowledge.

Let’s start here:

Trauma in horses exists.

Might be on my Christmas list next year because damn....it is gorgeous!
11/01/2025

Might be on my Christmas list next year because damn....it is gorgeous!

🌿 “A Special Project in the Works” 🌿There are moments when words fall short, and only stillness speaks.This was one of t...
10/22/2025

🌿 “A Special Project in the Works” 🌿

There are moments when words fall short, and only stillness speaks.

This was one of them — a quiet morning wrapped in mist, where the world stood hushed, and all that existed was trust between two souls.

He exhaled softly, his breath mingling with the fog, and I felt that subtle shift — the one where a horse lets down his guard and lets you in. In that moment, peace wasn’t just around us… it was us.

Every project I create begins here — in the quiet connection, in the gentle understanding that healing starts long before touch.

This one is especially close to my heart. It’s not just another offering; it’s a movement in the making.

✨ Stay tuned. Something truly beautiful is unfolding. ✨

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