I’ve been horse mad my whole life, but it wasn’t until I was around 11 or 12 that I got my first horse. Since then, I have worked on a Warmblood stud, trained horses that needed a 2nd chance with a friend, worked on cattle stations which involved lots of different horses and spending hours and days with them. Nowadays, I wrangle my kids' horses, our stock horses – ridden, broodmares, weanlings, et
c —you name it, they keep me busy! Ever since I’ve had horses, I've been searching for better ways to do things. To begin with it was about training and gear. However, the more time I spent with horses the more I realized that there was a whole bigger picture. I started wondering why horses do what they do. This led me to looking for help for my personal and work horses, in chiropractors, Vets, and bodyworkers. Living in rural and sometimes remote Australia, it's always been tough to find vets and bodyworkers willing to travel out to treat my horses when needed. With this travel obstacle and my growing passion for understanding horses' bodies and wanting to help them be their best selves, pushed me to dive into researching, studying, and getting qualified as a bodyworker. My learning journey is far from over—it's like opening Pandora's box! I'm not only interested in just bodywork; but also, nutrition, hoof care and in fact anything relating to horses and how it is all connected. Shoutout to my awesome clients who've been supporting me since the beginning of this journey. And huge thanks to everyone who let me practice my skills on their horses for my case studies while I was learning. It doesn’t matter if you are a client or a case study horse, I learn something new every single time I put my hands on a horse. Even on my own horses. With a holistic approach, my goal is to help horses maximise their potential in their health, wellbeing, and performance. There's a great quote from Pat Parelli that sums it up perfectly: "A horse doesn't care how much you know until he knows how much you care." 🐴❤️
