Raileen Murray

Raileen began riding as an infant in a backpack, and Horse is her second language. She was green-breaking and rehabilitating traumatized equines by the time she was a young teen in North Texas, and she has accumulated a lifetime of experience with horses as a competitor, trainer, wrangler, and barn manager. She holds a B.S. from Texas A&M University in Agricultural Journalism (emphasis: Wildlife Ecology) and an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction (specialty: Environmental Education). Although she has an extensive professional background in education, non-profit management, and quality consulting, Raileen is happiest outdoors, working with her hands to help humans and animals/nature connect in mutually beneficial ways. Bodywork provides her a very satisfying way to increase wellness in horses and help ensure they have bright futures with caring riders. “I love watching a horse transition from being tense and sore to sighing in relief and moving out more freely,” she says with a big grin. “It just makes my day, every time!”

Raileen recently wss named October 2019 Practitioner of the Month through Holistic Animal Courses. (Source)