Horsemanship to improve equine welfare and foster joyful connections.
Horses are sentient beings who deserve to be listened to and have their needs met.
Domestic horses face many challenges. We can help them live happier, healthier lives through training. And at the same time, we can find fulfilment and have fun!
Finding the Right Path
In a world with so many training options, social media posts, and differing view points, how do you choose the right way of working with your horse? I believe there is not one right answer, but there are certain criteria that help guide me in my selection of what might or might not be an appropriate method. Read about my Philosophy to learn more.
Photo by Andrea Laughery, andrealaughery.com
Whether you have a competition show horse or a retired lesson horse with lameness issues, I believe your horse’s welfare is of utmost importance. My work is accessible for all horses and people, regardless of health issues or desire to ride. For competition horses, it can provide a fun way to connect with your horse, delving into weight shifts and balance. For older horses and horses with physical issues, it provides much needed physical and mental enrichment, and a way to continue having meaningful interaction with your horse.
Joyful Training for All
