Bones don’t lie, but they do require context.
My hands-on lectures are discussion-style and uniquely tailored to the audience.
General discussions center foundational anatomy and physiology for young horse-lovers, curious beginners, and visual artists or writers seeking inspiration and reference material.
Advanced discussions include congenital malformations, intervention ethics, and rehabilitation strategies geared towards bodyworkers, vets, hoof trimmers, amateur horse owners, and pro riders and trainers.
Join me for hands-on, discussion-based explorations of equine structural anatomy in the company of research-quality, real equine bone specimens. These sessions emphasize functional understanding; connecting fascia, osteology, joint mechanics, and pathology to real-world outcomes in movement, training, and rehabilitation.
