Animals have always been a constant in my life. When I was fourteen, I began volunteering with my close friends at The Nature Center in my hometown of Connecticut, where we learned and helped care for injured wildlife — from raptors and reptiles to raccoons and more. Some of my fondest childhood memories were shaped during this time.

While I was in high school, I worked at a family veterinary clinic and at a horse barn, where I trained and continued to deepen my bond with horses.

My connection with horses began even earlier, at the age of ten. Being with them every day became my sanctuary. Their presence carried me through some of the most challenging times in my life, offering comfort, strength, and companionship when I needed it most.

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While I studied art in school and moved throughout the country, I continued nurturing my education and connection with animals — working with six different horse barns across a variety of disciplines while gaining knowledge whenever I could.  I always hoped to find a way to give back to horses and other animals in the same profound way they had given to me.

That path began when I was first introduced to Equine Craniosacral Therapy while working at a horse rescue in Colorado. I was deeply moved by the horses’ responses and the powerful connection I felt during the clinic. Shortly after, I enrolled in the program.

I’ve always felt  honored to have had these horses as my teachers. Despite all they had endured, they guided me with their wisdom, resilience, and sensitivity — gifts I carry with me into every session.