When your horse has a physical health issue, you need a qualified professional's help. The same is true when your horse has a behaviour problem.
I understand that personally. Early in my horse training career, I was shown well-meaning but outdated approaches that didn’t truly help horses with behaviour problems. After one final experience that made it very clear those methods weren’t fair to horses, I changed the focus of my work, committing to specializing in kind, effective solutions instead. (That’s me in the graduation pic, a jean-wearing horse trainer at heart, feeling awkward in dress-up clothes.)
Today, I use my decades of professional horse training experience and my expertise as a clinical animal behaviourist (a behaviour problem specialist) to help people and their horses.
Rest assured, my work is guided by experience, education, and a commitment to every horse’s well-being.
If you’d like to read more about my relevant background, which shapes how I assess and address horse behaviour problems, click through the tabs above.
"Working with Lauren has been transformative."
"My horse had twelve owners in thirteen years by the time he got to me, and could shift from calm to explosive in an instant, leaving me unsure how to reach him. Working with Lauren has been transformative...With her guidance, our communication is safer, clearer, and so much more connected."
Daniela M & Roux