10/06/2026
Clinic November 14th 2026 ✨
My perspective on horsemanship has changed in the past year, or two. But it feels like a coming home to the knowing I’ve always felt deep down.
Lincoln arrived here about a year and a half ago, unfortunately soon after he sustained an injury which resulted in a year off for therapies, healing, maturing physically, and getting to live as a horse, in a herd.
7 months ago, if I attempted to bring this gelding away from the herd, out of the barn he became incredibly spooky. Being that there was necessity to keep him regulated to prioritize his healing process, I felt stuck.
I couldn’t lean on a lot of my old aids such as making the wrong thing hard and the right thing easy; that is a tool that often works well. But I did not want to extend Lincoln or push him further into the sympathetic nervous system; he couldn’t even stand with me in or out of a workspace peacefully.
In the barn he was a love bug, but outside of it he was deeply dysregulated.
Since then I’ve experienced so many profound breakthroughs. Mental connections that I’ve ridden the brink of, but never understood.
The hope for me in all of my experiences with horses moving forward is something of mutual magic. You know, that feeling we’re all chasing.
Horses innately have the desire to learn from, and create with humans.
Do want to learn to work with your horse at liberty without using coercive tactics, or wish to approach your ridden horsemanship from a lens of prioritizing your horses somatic well-being?
If you’re struggling with lack of connection, insecurity, or clarity in your communication with your horse, I’d love to support you through this offering.
Join me for my Relationship First Horsemanship Clinic in Denver, NC on November 14, 2026
Spots are intentionally very limited.
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