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Work with Me

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Let’s get you back in the saddle -
calm, clear, & connected.

The first step is a free 1:1 Roadmap Call on Zoom - a relaxed, no-pressure conversation where we’ll talk through what’s coming up in your horse journey, where you feel stuck, and where you want more ease or confidence.

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If I believe EFT can support you, I’ll walk you through what working together looks like and answer any questions you have.

This is simply a chance to connect, get clarity, and see if it feels aligned.

What does working with me look like?

I work with equestrians all over the world via Zoom using Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT or Tapping) a somatic tool that combines elements of Modern Psychology and the ancient art of Acupressure.

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Sessions are 75 minutes long, giving us space to slow down, go deep, and create long lasting change.

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Most clients work with me for an average of 4 - 6 months. 

Many choose to continue longer for ongoing support, depending on their goals

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Whether you’re a professional, amateur, training a young horse, or just trying to enjoy trail rides again - this work supports riders in every discipline and every stage of their horse journey.

 

This is trauma-informed, compassionate work - focused on helping you resource yourself with safety, rewire your nervous system, build new habits, and embody a more connected, confident you.

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This is for you if…​

 

  • Anxiety has taken all the fun out of your horse journey

  • You’re tired of being hijacked by your nervous system.

  • You know, in your heart, horses are a part of your journey (but they're supposed to be a source of joy and not a source of stress!)

Let’s work with your nervous system - not against it - to create lasting change.

What My Clients Say

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"I rode 3 days in a row - all GREAT rides! As I anticipated each ride there was none of the usual tailspin of negative emotion. Friday one of the roping bulls had gotten out of the pasture, I had to hold him in an area and then herd him into the pasture. In the recent past this would have been very frightening, but I was really okay with it! My riding has been so positive and joyful. I’m making huge progress."

Suzie, TX

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