About

Growing up in the country I was surrounded by all types of animals, but particularly horses and dogs.  From pony club, show jumping and junior eventing, I spent all my free time riding half-breds and working TB’s, even making it to the track for a charity race in my college days.
I pursued this passion in my professional life, obtaining a Bachelor of Science from UCD and a post graduate Diploma in Equine Studies.

I gained extensive experience over several years working for a bloodstock agency and subsequently gaining international equine experience in Australia. I also worked for several years as a Project Manager within the Telecoms industry, gaining valuable European corporate experience.

Two things were certain- animals had always been an integral part of my life and I wanted to work for myself! I was fortunate enough to meet with Equi-Ed in the RDS in 2019 and instantly knew that a qualification in Equine Physical Therapy would be a perfect fit for me. After extensive study, class time and case studies, I received my qualification in Equine Physical Therapy with Distinction in March 2021. Since qualifying I have added Professional Kinesiology Taping, Advanced Myofascial Release, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Bit and Bridle and Saddle assessment, Equine First Aid, Water Treadmill and Biosecurity to my Equine Therapist qualifications.

In early 2022 I was asked to return to Equi-Ed but this time as an instructor, teaching both owner workshops and future professional therapists, which I absolutely love doing.

In September 2022 I completed my Canine Therapy and Rehabilitation qualification with Distinction allowing me to add dogs to my client list.

I currently divide my time between being a Mum of four boys of ever-increasing height, treating horses and dogs as a therapist, teaching the next generation of therapists for Equi-Ed and competing in riding club competitions with my own horse. At home, our animal family includes two horses, two ponies, two dogs, two cats, five hens, three ducks and an axolotl!