How Can Rhythm Help Heal Trauma? The Science Behind Horses, Movement, and EMDR
Trauma affects more than our thoughts—it changes how our brains and bodies respond to the world. Explore how rhythmic movement, relationships with horses, and Equine-Connected EMDR can support nervous system regulation, brain integration, and healing from both big-T and little-t trauma.
When You’re So Busy Preparing for What Could Go Wrong, You Miss What’s Actually Happening
What happens when you become so focused on preventing what might go wrong that you miss what is actually happening? A moment with my horse Nora became a lesson in hypervigilance, control, connection, and the kind of nervous system work we explore in equine connected EMDR intensives in Colorado.
How Trauma Changes the Brain and How Healing Changes It Again
Trauma can shape how the brain recognizes danger, stores memories, and responds within relationships. Fortunately, the brain remains capable of change throughout life. This article explores the science of neuroplasticity, memory reconsolidation, EMDR, and the corrective experiences that can help the nervous system respond to the present rather than continually preparing for the past.
What Happens During an EMDR Intensive?
Wondering what happens during my EMDR intensives? Learn what a typical day looks like, from trauma processing and nervous system regulation to nature, optional equine work, and personalized healing in the Colorado Rockies.
Weekly Therapy or an EMDR Intensive? How to Know Which Approach Is Right for You
Wondering whether weekly therapy or an EMDR intensive is the better fit? Learn the key differences, who benefits most from each approach, and how trauma therapy intensives can help create meaningful healing in days instead of months for the right person.
The Story Behind A Place Along the Way
A personal story about how one horse quietly changed my understanding of healing, trauma recovery, body image, and what it means to choose connection over perfection.