Agile Equine Bodywork

09/22/2026

Minds in Motion 2026!

09/04/2026

Check out these photos from last week!

08/31/2026

Registration is open! Come on out!

04/18/2026

INTRO TO CLICKER CLINIC??? 🤔

I’m toying with an idea and want to see if there’s interest…

I’d love to put together an Intro to Clicker Training clinic sometime in June.

Nothing overwhelming… just a really practical, hands-on introduction to how and why it works.

What I’m thinking:
Two half-day sessions
Morning: 8:00–11:00
Afternoon: 1:00–4:00

Plenty of time to work, process, and actually see the changes.

If you’ve been curious about clicker training…
how it helps with relaxation, focus, and building a thinking horse…
this would be a great place to start.

I would need a host barn…
so I’m throwing this out there—

👉 Would you be interested?
👉 Know a barn that might want to host?

Let me know below or send me a message.

I’ve been using clicker for quite a while now, especially in new environments… and it’s been a game changer.

04/12/2026

04/07/2026

Stop in and say hi, see you there!

Hey all! Wendy Shaffer, Masterson Method Certified Practitioner, my clinic partner, and owner of Agile Equine Bodywork will be at the The Masterson Method, Integrated Equine Performance Bodywork booth at Equine Affaire, Inc. (Official) on Thursday, April 9th.

Stop in and say HI! She's AMAZING!!💜🐴

09/24/2018

31 Ohio confirmed cases of West Nile virus in horses as of September 22, 2018 for the year.

OH: Trumbull, Wayne, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Coshocton, Ashtabula Counties
Go to http://equinediseasecc.org/alerts/outbreaks for more information on this alert.

08/31/2018

It is a chain reaction! As I held accupressure release points on this Mustang's left hind, his goat friend positioned himself under the horse's nose. The goat is actually demonstrating the neurological connection between the sacrum and the top of the skull. All the while the horse's attention stays drawn to my touch, indicated through the position of his ears towards his hind. His facial expression shows that he is "in the processing zone" or "still point" while his fascia network makes changes. Both animals benefit from the release of tension and stress!