Horses don’t tell stories about you, they simply respond in the moment to what they're feeling. This makes them remarkably "clean" teachers.

If the horse remains a metaphor, then the horses get used, and the true power of equine-led growth and healing work is missed.

Do you know what you truly need? If you'd asked me that question twelve years ago, when my healing journey was just beginning, I wouldn't have known how to a...

It's often said that being around horses is good for the soul. And it's undoubtedly true that spending time in their company can be calming, and help bring u...

The poet Mary Oliver died just over a week ago. The first poem of hers I ever read was “In Blackwater Woods”, which is about as perfect an expression of the ...

What replaces fear? A capacity to trust the abundance of life. All wisdom traditions posit the profound truth that there are two fundamental ways to live lif...

Self-help books are like car repair manuals: you can read them all day, but doing so doesn't fix a thing. (Lewis, Amini and Lannon, A General Theory of Love,...

Just over a month ago, we said goodbye to Josh, aka Joshi, aka Master Hoshi. I haven't wanted to write about it until now - not because I've been overwhelmed...

Could you or I comprehend, even for a moment, how fiercely my great-granddaughter and her friends loved being alive, and that this love was not an evanescent...

The first day of a new year. I've been resisting writing this blog post because I know I need to write about creativity. We have an equine-led creativity wor...

Sometimes, you're just not ready for a book when it first comes into your life. Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola-Estes was one of those book...