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12/25/2021

Merry Christmas to all my clients and their horses. It is an honor and pleasure to be a trusted part of your horses’ wellness. May you and your horses all be blessed with good health through this holiday season and next year. 🎄🐴🙏🏻

The view from my office tonight. When you love your job, you never work a day in your life.
06/15/2021

The view from my office tonight. When you love your job, you never work a day in your life.

I love all my clients’ horses, but this cutie holds a special place in my heart. She was a feral pony, 10 years untouche...
07/14/2020

I love all my clients’ horses, but this cutie holds a special place in my heart. She was a feral pony, 10 years untouched in a field. She came to me for gentling several months ago. We bonded deeply and now she is in saddle training at Rising Star Equestrian Center and coming along nicely. I still get to see her for bodywork. She really loves it. Quite a change from the scared pony that wanted nothing to do with humans. Continue to shine, Gordie!

Big or small, I massage them all! JPJ, the gentle giant, loves his bodywork sessions.
05/29/2020

Big or small, I massage them all! JPJ, the gentle giant, loves his bodywork sessions.

05/06/2020

As covid restrictions lift I’ll be starting back doing bodywork. I’m limiting to two massages a day at the same barn, I’ll be wearing a mask and washing/sanitizing between horses. Depending on the barn, I’ll be scheduling when there is minimal activity going on so the normal times I worked on your horse might be different. I’ll be in touch with anything I find on your horse if the time doesn’t not allow you to be present. Your patience is appreciated. I can’t wait to be seeing your horses again. ❤️🐴

04/17/2020

So missing all my beautiful horse clients and their dedicated owners. Soon, I hope.

Lark becomes putty in my hands. She really leans into her body work.
03/05/2020

Lark becomes putty in my hands. She really leans into her body work.

02/27/2020

I’ve been really busy making horses feel better and have been delinquent posting on my bodywork page. Yesterday, though really made me smile, so I’ll share it here. I was asked to work on a horse that EVERYONE warned me about as a “bad biter”. He’s had this reputation for 20 years, so I presume it’s a bad habit, not a physical issue. I heard it so many times that I was concerned enough to take a grazing muzzle along to use if I didn’t feel I could work on him safely. The horse is aged and could really use the bodywork or I might have just declined for my own safety. I have NEVER used a muzzle to work on a horse. I left the muzzle outside the stall and walked in to introduce myself and assess him. The owner pointed out the places where he’s likely to swing around to get ya. My plan was to avoid those areas until the end. I started working on the old boy. As expected, he was tight and stiff, but released and sighed deeply as I worked with him-not on him, but with him. Although, he maintained a grumpy ear position, his eyes were soft. I’d approached his sensitive areas and move on, approach and go somewhere else he liked before he had a chance to react. Before long, I was able to massage his most reactive areas without any reaction. I love being able to make a horse like this feel better. I’m happy to add him to my regular schedule and I’ll leave the muzzle at home-he doesn’t need it- and bet he’ll be a happier old guy for it.

04/25/2019

A couple of sweet horses enjoying the new techniques I learned at the Vicki Wilson Sore Horse Clinic last week.

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Nolo, PA

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