Intuition Equine

When someone asks for a chiropractor or bodyworker, here’s what I like to clarify:

I’m an equine sports massage therapist who focuses on the why behind what the body is doing—not just quick adjustments.

My work supports:

• Muscle balance
• Fascia and soft tissue health
• Nervous system regulation
• Postural and movement patterns
• Horses with tension, trauma, anxiety, or compensation.

I work with the horse’s body, not against it—using massage, IASTM, PEMF, and a trauma-informed, horse-first approach.

If your horse needs:

✔️ Support between chiro visits
✔️ Help holding adjustments
✔️ Nervous system calming
✔️ A gentler, whole-body approach

💫 young or old, I work with them all 🩷

That’s where I come in.

Happy to answer questions or help point you in the right direction .

I serve Central Florida and have a few openings for new client horses! I provide services that complement each other and achieve a calm and willing horse. I love working with horses that are tough to ride or groundwork is a struggle.

Evaluations include gait analysis, dental/hoof balance, routine review, biomechanical assessment (under saddle or not) as well as rehab strategies, if needed. (I can also help to see if your saddle is hurting your horse or placement is.)

DM to get an appointment. (First session can be as long as 2 hours)

1 intentional thing per day.

Straightening up and creating a
clean and workable space. No more "catch-all" space.

Education, growth and achievement is welcome.

Nothing else. 💫✨️🐎🐴

A rider mounts from the ground.

Saddle is pulled to the left.

Underneath the saddle is an animal that twitches a fly away.

Ears pin and head swings around.

Horse gets reprimanded.

Why? Can the horse not have the opinion that you mounting hurt?

I see horses all the time with sore backs, ribcage tension and SI pain.

Little changes would mean so much.

Utilize a mounting block, steps, concrete slab nearby or a truck bumper. Massage will help, but without change in methods?

Always look for the bigger picture.
If you want to learn more, comment below.

Sometimes the signs are subtle.

Your horse may be carrying tension if you notice:

• Sensitivity during grooming

• Difficulty standing comfortably

• Changes in posture

• Resistance under saddle

• Uneven movement

• Reduced flexibility

• Changes in attitude or behavior

The body often whispers before it shouts.

Learning to recognize those whispers can make a tremendous difference.

I started Intuition Equine in 2021 to be a Tampa Bay-based equine care service specializing in trauma-informed, bodywork, and holistic therapies for horses. My services are offered through Pasco, Hernando, Polk and Hillsborough Counties.

The business has been a lifelong dream that has started over 40 years and focuses on horses that are neglected, nervous, or skittish, emphasizing patience and trust-building to address both physical and emotional discomfort I also work with performance horses and racehorses as well.

If you have a horse that is acting out of character for them, please reach out. They may need bodywork to perform at their best.

Horses that need bodywork often have trouble cantering, picking up leads, being bridled and saddled. Those are the common troubles I hear, but what about some not so common?

A horse eating out of a feeder and lifting their head differently.
A foal who arches their head to see?
A 2 yr old who is spooky at every day things?
The OTTB that just isn't building topline.

I enjoy working with the sensitive horses that others do not know what is "wrong".

The ones that get labelled for bad behavior or "being stupid."

Horses that have had something happen that they can't tell us about.

Then, I come along and gain the understanding through observation and touch.

If you would like to learn more, reach out to hear what services I offer and how my sessions work. I have a few slots left on my schedule. Let us see how we can "Support the Nervous System, Not Just the Muscles."