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Golden hour session for Newt. Shedding season is definitely upon us!
17/04/2024

Golden hour session for Newt. Shedding season is definitely upon us!

Newt and I are loving PG so far. It's so beautiful here. The sunsets are giving Alberta a run for its money.
13/02/2024

Newt and I are loving PG so far. It's so beautiful here. The sunsets are giving Alberta a run for its money.

Nerding out on all things colic at UNBC. Thanks to the Spruce Ridge Pony Club and Westwinds Mobile Veterinary services f...
27/01/2024

Nerding out on all things colic at UNBC. Thanks to the Spruce Ridge Pony Club and Westwinds Mobile Veterinary services for putting on such a great presentation and giving me the opportunity to speak about Attuned Equine Bodywork!


Attuned Equine Bodywork is accepting applications for 2024 sponsorships. I have room for 1 or 2 equestrians to sponsor f...
07/01/2024

Attuned Equine Bodywork is accepting applications for 2024 sponsorships. I have room for 1 or 2 equestrians to sponsor for February to December 2024 and will be offering a FREE 1.5 hour appointment for 1 horse every 6 weeks and 30% off services for the rider's other horses.

Applicants should meet the following criteria:

🐴 Be located within 30 minutes of PG

🐴 Be 18 or over or have parental permission

🐴 Have veterinary approval for bodywork on your horse(s)

🐴 Be a youth (18 and under)  with goals to expand your equine knowledge and skills this year OR a mom who is working hard to stay in the horse game while juggling parenting, working, generally being a superhuman etc. Bonus if you have competition goals, but not required.

Send an email to [email protected] and tell me how you meet the above criteria and why you feel that a sponsorship would help your partnership with your horse this year. Applications will be reviewed after January 20th

I am busy settling in to PG, but I hope to be doing horsey things soon! Cool fact about PG... you can board your horse r...
07/01/2024

I am busy settling in to PG, but I hope to be doing horsey things soon! Cool fact about PG... you can board your horse right in town at the Agriplex next to the CN Center.

Do you have a horse boarded there? I work right across the street and could pop over to do an afterwork session later this month. Message me if you would like to book!

Attuned Equine Bodywork is moving!I have taken some time away from social media to ponder life and refocus on following ...
04/12/2023

Attuned Equine Bodywork is moving!

I have taken some time away from social media to ponder life and refocus on following a path that feels right for me and my family.

Early in the Fall I began to think about moving with my family off the Island. Even as a born and bred Islander, I have never felt quite at home here. Even though it is truly a beautiful part of the world, it feels like somewhere I am supposed to want to be. Like a pretty sweater that's too scratchy or a gorgeous pair of shoes that pinches my toes. Right for someone else but not for me.

As a mother and partner, the stress and heartache of trying to keep up financially on the Island has taken a lot of joy from daily life and relationship over the last few years. As a horse person, I have figured out that for me, the Island has been the hardest location to adapt to in terms of ease, enjoyment and cost of horse care.

I decided to stop convincing myself I needed to stay, and I put an intention to leave the Island out into Universe. It answered in a big way with an unexpected offer for a fantastic position in Prince George that I once only thought to be an aspiration

I will be taking on a limited number of clients in PG outside of my new position, so reach out if you want to book for January 2024.

A huge thank you to all my Island clients and their lovely horses. I will miss you all ❤️

This is one of my favorite (and admittedly laziest) exercises to do with my horse. The single pole straddle.This helps i...
16/10/2023

This is one of my favorite (and admittedly laziest) exercises to do with my horse. The single pole straddle.

This helps improve posture by activating stabilizing muscles and puts your horse into a rest and digest state.

Put out a pole in a flat spot and walk your horse towards one end. Very slowly, one step at a time, ask your horse to step forward until they end up with left and right limbs on either side of the pole. If you can only get the front limbs to straddle the pole, that's okay, praise the progress, and just keep working at it!

Once your horse us where you want them, let them spend a few minutes hanging out there. You might see your horse lowered their head, slowly blink, close their eyes, lick and chew, or yawn as they release tension and get into a relaxed state.

biomechanics

Taking a break between sessions and working on reports for the lovely clients and horses of GP CottonwoodHave a group of...
30/09/2023

Taking a break between sessions and working on reports for the lovely clients and horses of GP Cottonwood

Have a group of riders and horses at your barn that would like to book? I offer 10% off my regular rate for 3 or more horses in the same location.

DM me to book a Fall bodywork session for your horse or chat with me about how bodywork can benefit your horse and your partnership.
cottonwood

Clients might wonder why I work on the whole horse from head to tail when soreness or a gait irregularity seems to come ...
14/09/2023

Clients might wonder why I work on the whole horse from head to tail when soreness or a gait irregularity seems to come from a specific part of the body.

Your horse's body is an interconnected system full of feedback loops, not just individual parts.

For example, sometimes there is a block in the poll, neck, or shoulders that is preventing the hind end from coming through properly. If I saw there was an irregularity in the hind end and only worked in that area, in this case, I wouldn't be getting to the root of the issue.

So I take my time, listening with my hands to find where the body needs to release or where the body feels dormant and needs to come online.

Does your horse have a gait irregularity that has you and your vet scratching your heads? Bodywork may be another piece to the puzzle that will get you closer to answers and potentially some solutions! Reach out to add me to your team!

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