06/30/2026
The brain and nervous system have everything to do with how we move and how we ride. After 15 plus years working with horses, the last 6 years have been spent diving deeply into working with riders. Studying applied neurology and the Feldenkrais® Method, I’ve built workshops around exactly that intersection, and I keep refining them because the material is rich and the applications for riders are deep. Falls, accidents, concussions, accumulated stress — these experiences leave real impressions on the nervous system that show up as anxiety, bracing, and patterns that more riding or more instruction don’t always reach. For a lot of riders, this turns out to be a missing piece, and interestingly I have seen some of the most profound changes in the horses come once we actually help the rider.
Wanting to make the work as available as possible, the most recent iterations of the workshop were built to be fully accessible over Zoom, as well as in person. They run 4.5 hours ( although they have been known to run a little longer ) and you receive all the educational material by email before the class. After the workshop there are short videos and more follow up info and support.
The workshops we meant to help people begin to experience both of these amazing methods and see how they relate directly for equestrians.
Between mid September and Mid December I have a handful of weekend dates that are available to schedule a workshop. If you are curious to learn more and get more details reach out, I’m happy to chat.
If your curious to hear how this work has helped other riders, see what they have had to say here: https://integratedmovementllc.com/new-page-1
