My journey into equine massage therapy began with a deep love for horses and a desire to improve their well-being. I started riding horses as soon as I was able to sit up on my own. I am well rounded in the horse world as I was a veterinary technician for a combined 15 years, a hot walker at Remington Park, played polo, worked at a dressage farm, ridden both English and Western, and trained horses, which gives me knowledge for different disciplines and breeds.

I’ve always felt a strong connection to these incredible animals, and I wanted to find a hands-on, meaningful way to support their health and performance. After seeing firsthand how massage could ease pain, improve movement, and enhance a horse’s overall quality of life, I knew I had found my calling. Becoming an equine massage therapist allowed me to combine my passion for horses with a skill that truly makes a difference—helping them feel and perform their best, whether in the show ring, on the trail, or just enjoying a happy, relaxed life.