Hello! My name is Addie Carroll. I was born with a passion for animals and have been in the equine world since the age of 11. My uncle, a farrier, and my neighbor, who has had a life long love of horses welcomed me into the equine world. I was given my first horse as a young teenager and it was then that I know horses would forever be a part of my future. 

During high school I became a working student at a boarding and training barn. There I was immersed in the daily care and management of a wide range of horses, and along side my mentor, I helped in the training of green horses and OTTBs. In 2021, I joined the Chestnut Hill Pony Club and started competitive showing. 

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After graduating from high school, I pursued my interest in equine anatomy, physiology, health, and performance which led me to the Midwest Natural Healing for Animals program and a certification in equine sports massage therapy. This intensive 6 month course equips EMT's with the knowledge and skills to look beyond the presenting physical symptoms that the horse is showing and ask why. We are trained to see deeper than the surface and to find the root cause that are triggering the issues limiting each horse.

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This training fostered a dream in me to bring bodywork alongside classical training techniques and high quality care to fulfill the horse's needs, unlock their bodies, and allow them to reach their greatest potential.