About Renee
A Different Way of Seeing Horses
Whole-horse bodywork rooted in the nervous system, thoughtful observation, and a genuine curiosity about what the horse is trying to tell us.
Where Curiosity Became A Calling
Renee's approach to bodywork began with her own horses and wanting to understand what they were trying to tell her. Like many horse owners, she's experienced the frustration of a training or behavior issue that didn't seem to improve no matter what she tried. Eventually, she started asking a different question:
What if the problem isn't just the behavior?
Looking more closely at the body changed the way she saw horses. The way they stand. The way they move. The places they brace. The subtle things that don't necessarily mean a horse is lame, but make you think, something just isn't right.
That curiosity ultimately shaped the way Renee works today. She doesn't just want to find where a horse is tight. She wants to understand the bigger picture and why the same tension or movement pattern may keep showing up, and help owners better understand what they're seeing so they can make more informed decisions about their horse's care.
Education & Certifications
- MMCP — Masterson Method Certified Practitioner
- CEMT — Certified Equine Massage Therapist
- Double Certified PEMF Practitioner through MagnaWave and Association of PEMF Professionals
- Equine Functional Posture
- Certified Kinesiology Taping
- Myofascial Release
- U of M, Waseca, Lt. Horse Mgmt.
- Scottsdale Community College, Equine Science
What I Believe
"Behavior is information. When a horse becomes resistant, inconsistent, or simply doesn't feel like themselves, I think it's worth asking what their body may be telling us."
I believe every horse deserves to feel comfortable in their body. Not just comfortable enough to get through a ride, but genuinely at ease — moving freely, working willingly, and feeling good in their day-to-day life. That's what this work is about.
After listening so intently to all the problems Hagen had been having, Renee gave him a 2-hour session. Not only was the tenderness in his stifle and groin gone, but his demeanor was completely different. 10/10 recommend!
Let's Talk About Your Horse
If something feels off with your horse and you're not sure what's going on, I'd love to hear what you've been noticing. Tell me a little about your horse, and we'll figure out the best place to start.