FAQ

Can I watch the session?

You are welcome to sit and watch the session. You might find that by virtue of being there you will also start to feel very relaxed. Some of my clients have almost drifted off to sleep and horses in nearby stalls have also displayed semi closed eyes and a relaxed head, either hanging or propped on their door or leaning against the stall wall.

What are some of the problems you have worked with on horses, people, dogs and cats?

Horses:

Lameness

Arthritis
Melanomas
Phantom Lameness
Founder
EPM
Stiffness
Inability To Pick-up Or Hold A Lead
Bucking
Digestive Issues
Suspensory Injury
Over At The Knees
Dropped Hip
Head Trauma
Preferring One Direction
Back Injury
Detox
Founder
Performing Under Par
And Much More

Dogs:

Back Injury
Neuropathy
Emotional Problems
Motion Sickness
Lameness
Seizures
Extreme Trauma

Cats:

Lack of Appetite
Head pain
Detox
Autoimmune condition

Humans:

Back Pain
Joint Pain
Arthritis
Head Trauma
Pelvic Pain
Migraines
Lyme Disease

Can I ride my horse after a TBT session?

It depends on how much work is done in the session. I usually ask for a minimum of two days, however, if they have been getting regular sessions and we are just tuning up, it would only need to be a day. This is because the body now has to process and integrate the changes that were made. I would not recommend having a session done right before a competition, again, unless they have been getting regular sessions and it’s just a tune up

What areas of the United States do you cover?

I currently have a strong following in Nevada and California, however I go where the animals are.

I am happy to discuss with you the possibility of other states and the option of remote healing sessions.