About Me

I’ve been a dedicated student of the horse for more than 45 years. It’s my goal to help horses. My most recent partner, Majic (that’s us in the photo), inspired me to deepen my understanding of equine bodywork so I could support her soundness, comfort, and long‑term wellbeing. That journey led me to a blend of gentle equine massage, fascial release techniques, Reiki, and light‑touch bodywork — all aimed at improving her comfort and performance.

Grounded in patience, empathy, and a deep respect for each horse’s individual needs, I approach every session with a calm, attentive presence. My extensive background in horsemanship gives me a strong foundation in equine behaviour, biomechanics, and communication, allowing me to read subtle patterns and respond thoughtfully.

Through professional training in equine massage, Reiki, and complementary bodywork modalities (currently an advanced student of the Masterson Method), I combine technical skill with a soft, mindful touch. I am committed to ongoing education and ethical, horse‑centred care. Each session is tailored to the unique history, posture, and physical issues of the horse in front of me.

My goal is simple and heartfelt: to help horses move with greater ease, balance, and comfort — whether they are performance athletes, pleasure partners, or retired companions. I look forward to helping your horse.

My Approach

  • Gentle, horse‑led techniques

  • Focus on long‑term comfort and mobility

  • Collaboration with owners, vets, and farriers

  • Sessions tailored to each horse’s physical and emotional needs

Training & Credentials

  • Advanced Student of the Masterson Method®

  • Reiki Level 1 - Reiki Master Ainsley Beauchamp

  • Equine Massage & Body Work Certification - Equine Rehab

  • Equine Anatomy & Health Considerations - Avalon Performance Horse

  • Hoof Anatomy, Theory & Trimming - Okanagan School of Natural Hoof Care

  • Composite Shoe Application - Okanagan School of Natural Hoof Care

  • Ongoing continuing education in equine biomechanics and movement