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Services

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Experiential therapy alongside my herd of horses and miniature donkeys in the Texas Hill Country. Working with the animals in real time brings feelings, boundaries and relationship patterns into the open, where we can work with them. All ground-based: no riding, and no horse experience needed.

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

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Extended, focused sessions built around your goals. Intensives make room for deeper work than a weekly hour allows, and can draw on somatic therapy, EMDR, equine-assisted work and time on the land.

Therapy Intensives

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Small, screened groups I lead, where people learn from one another in real time. Groups offer connection, honest feedback and the relief of knowing you're not the only one. See the Groups page for what's coming in 2027.

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One-on-one therapy for adults working through trauma, relationships, life transitions or questions of identity and purpose. We work toward real understanding and lasting change.

Individual Therapy

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A body-centred approach that works with the links between mind, body and emotion. It supports nervous system regulation and helps you process hard experiences without getting overwhelmed, so resilience can build over time.

Somatic Therapy

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Sessions for adult family members and partners who want to communicate better, work through conflict and change long-standing patterns together.

Family Therapy

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