To help “anatomy” enthusiasts, I teach three-day Whole Horse Dissection classes. While the thought of this may seem revolting or frightening, the valuable information obtained in class nullifies such feelings and empowers one for life. Looking at the horse’s body from the inside out, one can see how amazing it is! And because of its size, it seems unbreakable – but once again, that is very misleading. The horse’s body is large and strong but is also very delicate. And that is what I want to pass on to my students. We have to be responsible when working with horses and while enjoying them in sports and other activities.

Over the years I was asked many times to produce some kind of “simple” book for my bodyworker students to use as a reference. So finally I mustered the courage to sit down and do it. I processed hundreds of photos from my dissections, spent hundreds of hours labeling them, and put them into book form. I am hoping that this will suffice as the “simple reference book” – not only for Equine Touch students but for other modalities as well.