For horses cleared by a veterinarian to begin light work after injury, illness, or extended time off.

These sessions focus on rebuilding comfort, confidence, and correct movement patterns.

Includes:

• Movement assessment
• Comfort marker baseline
• Structured progression plan
• Owner coaching
• Weekly or bi‑weekly check‑ins
• Adjustments based on horse response

Perfect for: tendon recovery, suspensory rehab, muscle strain, post‑stall rest.

For horses showing unevenness, stiffness, or unclear movement patterns.

Includes:

• Full movement evaluation
• Video analysis
• Strength/mobility recommendations
• Personalized exercise plan
• Owner coaching and follow‑up support

For horses recovering from a recent colic episode (vet‑cleared).

Includes:

• Hydration habit review
• Salt intake strategy
• Feed routine support
• Comfort marker tracking
• Owner education on monitoring

Optional 3–5 day check‑ins available.

For older horses needing gentle, supportive movement to stay comfortable and active.

Includes:

• Mobility assessment
• Low‑impact polework
• Routine planning
• Comfort‑based progression
• Owner coaching

Recommended weekly or bi‑weekly.

For owners wanting guidance between vet visits or during recovery.

Includes:

• Personalized check‑ins
• Movement journaling guidance
• Comfort marker education
• Video feedback
• Supportive monitoring

Available in‑person or virtual.

For horses needing regular, non‑medical monitoring and movement support.

Includes:

• Hydration habits
• Stabling routine review
• Movement comfort check
• Exercise adjustments
• Owner education

Monthly or bi‑monthly.

For cases referred by veterinarians or requiring structured communication with a clinic.

Includes:

• Review of veterinary notes
• Structured movement plan
• Weekly updates to clinic (if requested)
• Owner support
• Clear scope boundaries

Your first session is a conversation‑driven, collaborative experience where we explore your horse’s comfort, movement, and daily routine together. Instead of me “evaluating” your horse and telling you what to do, we walk through the possibilities side‑by‑side and build a plan that feels right for both you and your horse.

Here’s how it flows:

1. We talk through your horse’s story together

2. We look at your horse’s environment and routine

3. We observe your horse’s movement gently and without pressure

4. We explore possible paths forward This is the heart of the session. We talk through different movement‑based options and decide together what feels appropriate, safe, and supportive.

Nothing is forced. Nothing is rushed. It’s a collaborative conversation where we choose the path that fits your horse’s comfort level and your goals.

5. You leave with clarity and confidence

The first session is designed to feel supportive, empowering, and partnership‑based — not clinical, not intimidating, and not overwhelming. Designed to help your horse feel safe, understood, and supported.

No. K&B Lessons provides movement‑based, non‑medical support. I do not diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary care. All recovery plans follow veterinary guidance.

If your horse is recovering from injury, illness, lameness, or colic, then yes — I require veterinary clearance before beginning movement work.

For general wellness, senior comfort, or owner education, clearance is not required.

Getting veterinary clearance is simple, and it’s meant to protect your horse, your vet relationship, and the movement work we do together. Clearance doesn’t need to be formal or complicated — it’s just confirmation from your veterinarian that your horse is safe to begin gentle, movement‑based support.

Here are the easiest ways to get it:

1. Call or text your veterinarian’s office
2. Ask during your horse’s next appointment
3. Send your vet a short message

If your vet has specific instructions, I follow them
If your vet gives guidelines (e.g., “no circles,” “no trotting,” “limit sessions to 10 minutes”), I incorporate those directly into your horse’s plan.

If your vet prefers direct communication, I can collaborate Some vets like to send notes or talk through movement guidelines. I’m happy to work with them if they request it.

Most sessions are 60 minutes, though movement assessments may run 75 minutes depending on the horse

Yes — I’m fully mobile and travel to barns throughout Tooele, Grantsville, Park City, Bountiful, Herriman, Sandy, and surrounding areas. Sessions are designed to take place in your horse’s familiar environment where they feel safe and comfortable.

I also offer virtual consultations for owners who want guidance without an in‑person session.

Whether in‑person or virtual, the goal is the same: a collaborative conversation where we explore your horse’s comfort, movement, and possible paths forward together.

I also offer virtual consultations for owners who want guidance without an in‑person session. Virtual support is perfect for:

• movement journaling
• comfort‑marker education
• reviewing videos
• discussing recovery paths
• planning next steps
• collaborating on your horse’s routine

Whether in‑person or virtual, the goal is the same: a collaborative conversation where we explore your horse’s comfort, movement, and possible paths forward together.

• Your horse haltered and safely tied or held
• A quiet space for movement observation
• Any recent vet notes (optional)
• Your horse’s normal tack (if applicable)
• Access to turnout or a safe walking area

It depends on your horse’s needs:

• Return‑to‑work: weekly or bi‑weekly
• Senior comfort: weekly or bi‑weekly
• Post‑colic monitoring: 3–5 days to weekly
• Movement assessment follow‑ups: bi‑weekly
• Wellness check‑ins: monthly

Absolutely. Vet‑directed collaboration is one of my core services.
I can review vet notes, follow prescribed movement guidelines, and provide updates if requested.