I call my horses ‘divine mirrors’—they reflect back the emotions you put in.

Horses have been partnering with humans for centuries, and they are one of the only prey animals to have connected with us in such a profound way. The human/horse partnership has evolved over time from transportation & agriculture to sport and recreation. Dating back to the Classical Era, the ancient Greeks and Romans wrote about the relationship between horses and humans as beneficial and healing.

Horses are social animals that live in groups or “herds”; within the herd, horses have defined roles. As prey animals their survival depends on their ability to use their instincts to sense underlying energetic and emotional currents in their environment. Horses are fully present in the moment, and do not think about the past or future. They are completely congruent and authentic with what they experience. .

Activities are based on your goals with a focus on strengths-based learning. Activities can be as simple as walking an equine and exploring your relationship with him/her to build confidence, communication, trust and connection or as complex as moving through an obstacle course to help strengthen problem solving skills, self-awareness and mindfulness.

No prior horse experience is necessary. All exercises are conducted on the ground and involve interacting with horses through a variety of activities, such as grooming, leading, and obstacle courses