My journey into equine bodywork really began with my dog, Huckleberry. She was a stubborn, spirited, funny chow/border collie mix, who developed arthritis in her later years. Massage improved her mobility so she could go on walks again, and sleep through the night.

I became involved with horses later in life, starting by volunteering with a rescue. Many of the organization’s senior horses also struggled with the symptoms of arthritis: stiffness, pain, and discomfort. I saw an opportunity to bring the same benefit to horses as Huckleberry got from regular massage.

I pursued my training at the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage, where I gained hands-on experience working with a diverse range of horses, from pasture ponies to elite performance horses, and even a mini donkey. Over the course of a year, I conducted hundreds of hours of case studies that deepened my understanding of equine anatomy and helped me to specialize in deep tissue and sports massage.

At the core of my practice is a commitment to forming meaningful connections with every horse. Whether you're looking to enhance your horse’s performance, improve quality of life for a senior companion, or support recovery from injury, I tailor each session to meet your horse’s unique needs. My goal is to bring both you and your horse peace of mind and tangible results.