White Horse Bodywork

06/02/2026

Did you know that horses don't have clavicle? Their Forearms are held on by dense connective tissue that frequently becomes tight. Maintaining the integrity and range in the forearm is incredibly important for healthy movement and functional stability.

06/01/2026

My soul is so full! The Whole Horse Approach to Bodywork for Owners is my first personal full bodywork course. It came to fruition this weekend. I had an amazing group of owners eager to learn about equine anatomy and neuro-mechanical bodywork for their horses.

Students learned equine anatomy, reading the horse, different types of nervous systems, equine inborn fears, signs of pain, avoidance behaviors, range of motion, dermatomes and Meridians, integumentary/fascial/nerve/musculoskeletal systems, IASTM, Myofascial Release and nerve glides! It was a weekend packed full of learning.

I was so pleased with the owners discovering and developing their skills to see the Whole Horse and how everything is intertwined. They received walk-away skills to help their personal horses. Casper, Yeller, Winner, Dee and Jack were blessed, poured into and were provided comfort.

I am currently seeking 2026 late summer and fall hosts for this course. Please message me if you're interested!

05/31/2026

The power of giving back to the horse through bodywork is so fulfilling. To see them let go and just receive fills my heart.

This was Day 1 of my personal Whole Horse Bodywork for Owners Clinic.

05/16/2026

Horses are such a beautiful creature! Simply amazing.

05/16/2026

Here's an amazing example of ringbone!

05/14/2026

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05/14/2026

02/01/2026

White Horse Bodywork wants to thank everyone with a unique special during the month of February. Spaces are limited. Give the gift of pain relief and health to someone you love!

Call/text/message me at 573-225-5413 or on Facebook.

12/17/2025

She may be two...but she is capable. She is strong and mighty. Never underestimate the value of teaching young children hard work and commitment. Our world needs them, more than ever.

11/06/2025

The Equine Skeleton class is one of my favorites to teach. There were so many ah-ha moments and everyone walked away becoming a better steward of the horse.