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Level 1 – From a Distance Before we get closer and make contact with a herd of horses, it's best to first slow down a bit our speed (from our busy day) and maybe do some relaxation exercises. It's important to check our body for any tension and if we notice tight...

I. Why Horses Seem to Ignore Our Boundaries at Liberty Have you ever wondered why horses don't always respect our boundaries when we're together at liberty? The answer lies in a complex interplay of communication and emotional factors that often go unnoticed. Let's...

That the dominance theory is outdated should not come as news to most horse or dog people. However, why is it still the foundation for most training methods in the equestrian world today? The problem, as I see it, lies in the fact that pure scientific explanations...

Imagine a world where leadership is not about asserting dominance, but rather fostering cooperation and understanding. Now, imagine exploring this concept through the lens of one of nature's most magnificent creatures—the horse. In this blog post, we delve into the...

Do you ever feel like the world is moving too fast? Like there's always more to do and not enough time to do it? As we try to keep up with the demands of our modern lives, it's easy to forget the importance of slowing down and connecting with nature. But what if I...

Is the Trauma Horses Face in Human Care Unavoidable? — Or Are We to Blame? Plus, Discover Power of Healing and Connection! When horses coexist with us humans, it becomes nearly impossible to shield them from unnatural and often traumatic experiences. They are...