HORSE-LIFE COACHING
Horse life can be hard, but you don’t have to go it alone. Let’s figure it out together…
Adult amateur horse ownership is a full life on top of a full life, and most of us are figuring it out alone: no trainer managing every decision, no barn community to debrief with, no clear roadmap for any of it. If this sounds familiar, you’ve found the right place…
WHO THIS IS FOR
We may work together if…
Something feels off with your horse
You know something isn't right but you can't name it. You've Googled, asked around, gotten three different answers, and you still don't know who to call first or what to try next. This is the lane for diagnostic navigation, specialist sequencing, and figuring out where to even begin.
You're new to horse ownership
You just got your first horse — or you're about to — and the questions have not stopped. Board, feed, farrier, vet, trainer, tack — you are building an entire care team from scratch without a roadmap. This is the lane for new owner navigation and having someone with you until you're ready to fly on your own.
You're working on yourself as a rider
The horse is fine. You're the project. Rider fitness, nutrition, mindset, accountability — getting fitter to ride better, working through confidence, setting goals and actually building a structure to reach them. Think life coach, but one who understands what horse life actually looks like.
The Stable Point Experience
ONE TIME
A clear starting point for you and your horse to gain momentum
The Stable Point is a one-time, comprehensive review of your situation, followed by a personalized written plan built entirely around you and your horse. You submit your intake, I review everything and follow up with any clarifying questions, and you receive a detailed written plan: what to prioritize, who to call, what to ask, and in what order. Whether you are orienting with a new horse, sorting through conflicting advice, or trying to figure out where to even begin, this option might be for you.
What does one-time coaching look like?
+You submit a detailed intake — your horse's history, what's going on right now, and what you're hoping to figure out. I read everything, follow up with any clarifying questions, and come back to you with a comprehensive written plan built around your specific situation.
That plan might include a prioritized list of who to call and in what order, specific questions to ask at your next vet appointment, a starting point for groundwork or saddle fit, or resources and referrals that make sense for where you are. It's not a generic checklist; it's a starting map built around you and your horse.
Most clients walk away with more clarity and direction than they've had in months. And if you want to keep going after your Stable Point, transitioning into the Stable Ground Experience is always an option.
What makes this different?
+Most equestrian help comes from one angle; Stable Adjacent sits across all of them. Part sounding board, part resource hub, part life coach but for horse people. The Stable Point gives you that perspective in a single, focused deliverable — no ongoing commitment, no recurring charge, just a clear starting point in a document you keep. And because everything is fully virtual, it works wherever you and your horse are.
Who is this for?
+The Stable Point is for you if:
- You want a clear, actionable starting point without an ongoing commitment
- You're facing a specific question or decision and want experienced eyes on it
- You're returning to horses, just bought one, or settling in somewhere new and need to get oriented
- You want to see what the work looks like before committing to 12 weeks
- You need someone to help you cut through the noise and tell you where to start
The Stable Ground Experience
12 WEEK COACHING PLAN
Personalized, ongoing support to find your footing
The Stable Ground Experience gives you the structure, the outside perspective, and the thinking partner to stop second-guessing and start moving forward- with your horse and with confidence. Structured bi-weekly check-ins, personalized written responses, and practical guidance on what to prioritize, who to call, and what to do next. After 12 weeks you have the option to continue month-to-month.
What does coaching actually look like?
+It depends on you — and that's kind of the point.
You submit a structured check-in form twice a month. I read everything, research your specific situation, and write back with a detailed, personalized response built around what's going on with you and your horse. From there we develop a plan together based on your goals and where you are right now.
That might look like specific specialist recommendations — starting with a lameness exam, finding an experienced bodywork or PEMF practitioner, or connecting you with a skilled trainer who can help you in the saddle. It might look like groundwork curriculums that have helped my horses, rider fitness protocols, or consulting an equine nutritionist. It might look like "let's get a saddle fitter out before we do anything else."
Or it might look like how to wrap an abscess at 9pm, how to keep a protective mask on after eye surgery, where to find discounted tack online, or the best breeches for the girls not built like willow trees.
Whatever it looks like — it's built around your schedule, your horse, and where you are. Not where you think you should be.
What makes this different?
+Most equestrian help comes from one angle; Stable Adjacent sits across all of them. Part sounding board, part resource hub, part life coach but for horse people. I keep a small client roster on purpose so every response is custom, specific, and about you and your horse directly. This can be a short-term partnership to work through a specific challenge, or an ongoing collaboration for everything horse life throws at you. You decide.
Who is this for?
+- You're done Googling at midnight and ready to get somewhere
- You're navigating something new — a comeback, a first horse, a health situation — and you don't want to figure it out alone
- You're working toward a specific goal and need structure and accountability to get there
- You want experienced eyes on your situation, not just sympathy
- You're ready to be honest about where you are and do the work between sessions
- You feel like something is missing and you're ready for the next level
WHO YOU’RE WORKING WITH
Some of what I’ve navigated…
Stable Adjacent coaching is fully virtual and available anywhere in the world. Everything is async — no calls, no scheduling, fully on your timeline. There are two ways to work together depending on where you are and what you need.
Let’s see if working together makes sense.
WORK WITH STABLE ADJACENT
Both programs begin with a short application. Spots are limited; we work with a small number of clients at a time so you and your horse get the attention you both deserve.
No payment required to apply. No commitment until we both decide it makes sense.
STILL ON THE FENCE?
Maybe this will help…
◆ You’re ready to be honest about what’s going on
◆ You want a thinking partner, not a fortune teller
◆ You get this isn’t a sub for vet advice
◆ You’re willing to try things, observe, report back & adjust
◆ You are committed to at least three months
This works best when…
✕ You’re looking for a replacement for veterinary care
✕ You need someone available 24/7 for emergencies
✕ You aren’t willing to implement suggestions and report back
✕ You want guaranteed outcomes; horses don’t work that way
✕ You’re not willing to put in the work and the time