04/29/2026
My page has had a fair few new followers recently, so I am sharing a bit about me again as it can be good to share a bit of an introduction occasionally. I believe in making informed choices and knowing more about people can help us figure out if we'll be able to work together well.
It's now been 4 years since I founded WREN Equestrian, in an effort to find a form of employment that worked well for me but also to share my love of horses with people who felt the same way I did. I consider myself a life long learner and believe very strongly in trying to use curiosity in all experiences. I think we can often miss opportunities for learning and engagement because we close ourselves off, whereas curiosity opens us up to possibilities.
Diversity is important to myself and my business, because it was my differences that led me to founding WREN. I am AUDHD, which stands for autism/ADHD, or neurodivergent. I struggled with Mon-Fri, 9am-5am jobs throughout my youth and young adulthood. Something very common for those who are neurodivergent. WREN allows me to make my own schedule, with as much flexibility or rigidity as I need to function well. I spent a very long time thinking I was a failure, a troublesome person, because I couldn't conform and stick to working jobs without losing interest and struggling psychologically. After being diagnosed as an adult with AUDHD, my world made so much more sense.
I do not discuss it often, but I am also a member of the LGBTQIA+. I personally identify as bisexual and non-binary (though there is some fluidity to this, and most frequently I feel female). The only real reason I mention this, is because I frequently do not feel safe in all equestrian environments and it is important to me that other's feel safe with me. This means I cultivate an environment that is safe for us all, horses, humans, and anything else that might need it within the spaces I control.
Everyone is welcome at WREN Equestrian, but I highlight some areas that might be difficult for others so that they can make informed choices about where and whom they spend time with. Most of my time is spent talking about horses, but I may still not be everyone's cup of tea. Which is a-okay and exactly why I like to share about myself outside of horses, so that you can make the choices that are best for you.