Spotted Horse LLC

06/09/2026

Updated 2026 Available booking dates!
With summer starting and kids out of school, I've opened up Wednesday and Tuesday for bodywork & bit fitting sessions.
schedule

I post my travel dates and locations at the start of every month on this page. Be sure to follow as there is also a few upcoming clinics being announced pending a date!

Current June Travel:
South Carolina bodywork towns/areas
Bluffton
Hilton Head
Beaufort
Ridgeland
Sheldon

Georgia bodywork towns/areas
Savannah
Port Wentworth
Rincon
Springfield
Clyo
Sylvania
Guyton
Richmond Hill
Brooklet

June route dates
June 5–7: Guyton
June 5: Hilton Head and Bluffton
June 9: Richmond Hill
June 16: Guyton
June 20: Richmond Hill
June 26–28: Brooklet

06/09/2026

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06/02/2026

The horses I work for deserve honesty and (com)passion not convenience. Here’s a few things I won’t do, and why.

The best outcomes happen when everyone involved shares the same goal: doing what’s best for the horse.

05/31/2026

Equine facial expressions have become one of those things that once I started noticing, I couldn’t stop noticing.
This past year I’ve been paying closer and closer attention to the face during handling, bodywork, bit fitting, and Reiki.

When an expression changes, I’ve been trying to pause instead of pushing through:
“Okay, I see that. I’m going to respect what you’re showing me.”

What’s wild is that facial expressions were never really talked about in my bodywork certification. They weren’t really talked about in my bit fitting education either. At least not to the extent I belive now they should have been.

The more I listen to the horses I work on, the better everything gets.
Better releases.
Less resistance.
More long-term change.

I'm trying to work WITH the nervous system, not against it.

So here’s something simple I’d encourage every owner or professional to try:

Spend one day watching your horse’s face.
From the second you get to the barn until the second you leave.
Catching, leading, grooming, tacking up, riding, untacking, bodywork, all of it. Dont miss a single second/

And when their expression changes, pause for a second and ask:
What just happened?
What was I doing?
What might they be showing me?

This is nothing new, just something I am exploring deeper and deeper. If you want a really in depth webinar on this topic I encourage you to check out EquiPro Connect and Reining It In they recently did a webinar that was really in depth

05/28/2026

I had a really wonderful and honest conversation about bits and the ethical use of bits in competition with Milestone Equestrian.

We also talked about a new association International Ba****ck & Bridleless Association that I have the privilege to be apart of as well.

Take a listen to the episode and the rest of her podcast on Spotify!

Making Milestones · Episode

05/25/2026

Horses were not biologically designed to carry us.

They are carrying vertical weight on a horizontal spine, and that means strength matters. When you put weight on a suspension bridge that's not ready to carry the weight, what happens? It will weaken. And with continued weight that the bridge cannot support, there will eventually be invisible damage, and if it goes on long enough, there will be a collapse.
Because if the horse lacks topline, is compensating, weak in certain areas, sore, disconnected in the body, or just not conditioned for the work… adding more riding doesn’t build strength. It can build compensation. And horses are incredible compensators.
To me, some of the best things you can do for a horse sometimes are the least glamorous:
Walking
Long slow distance
Ground poles
Hand walking
Strength building
Nervous system regulation
Addressing discomfort
Going back to basics
Maybe even stop riding for a bit. After all, you wouldn't drive on a bridge before it’s ready for you to drive over.
So why do we expect our horses to?
Build the strength first. Pre-hab over rehab. Support the “bridge” before asking more of it.
Because slowing down for a season is a whole lot easier than spending months or years trying to rebuild after the body has already started compensating.

To learn more about bit fitting & bodywork, check out my website: spottedhorseLLC.com

05/20/2026

Whether your horse needs support with body tension, performance, head/neck issues, nervous system regulation, bit comfort, or just a full body/mind reset, I’d love to help.

Services include:
• Equine Bodywork
• Craniosacral Therapy
• Bit Fitting
• Reiki / Energy Work

📍 June 5 — Hilton Head & Bluffton, SC + Guyton, GA
📍 June 6–7 — Guyton, GA
📍 June 9 — Richmond Hill, GA
📍 June 16 — Guyton, GA
📍 June 20 — Richmond Hill, GA
📍 June 26–28 — Brooklet, GA

Through blending traditional bodywork, CST, and nervous system awareness, I help horses release tension, improve comfort, and feel safer and more regulated in their bodies. out.

If you’d like to get on the schedule or bring me to your barn while I’m nearby, send me a message. Limited spots available each trip!

PM me to learn more about my bit fitting services and availability outside of these travel dates

05/14/2026

I’ve been working on something a little bit different recently from

For a while I’ve felt this draw to reiki and wanted to understand how it works as there’s a lot of mixed opinions out there around it.

Now I’ve completed Level one of Chloe’s course I have learnt there’s a lot of theory and science behind reiki. Level one is all about self healing and boy I feel the difference in myself!

Interestingly I have seen different results in my ESMT work even though I’m not directly using reiki in my treatments. The reactions from the horses I’ve treated during and post treatment have been huge positives and I’ve even seen a few firsts for me.

05/10/2026

Now booking Equine Bodywork & Bit Fitting appointments through Georgia and South Carolina

My bodywork sessions are customized to each horse and may include:
• Craniosacral Therapy
• Red Light Therapy
• Reiki
• Balance Pads
• Trigger/Stress Point Therapy
• K-Tape

I specialize in head and neck dysfunction, neurologic horses, and gaited breeds.

Bodywork: $120
Bit Fitting: $150 (reach out for more info!)

I currently travel throughout GA & SC and am looking at adding Charleston and Aiken trips pending interest. If you’re in those areas and would like a spot, message me!