Horses are prey animals. They are highly attuned and acutely sensitive to all influences around them.

They experience these influences in very specific, direct, and authentic ways.

This makes them trustworthy reflections of what is really at work underneath the stories we might tell ourselves, or qualities and patterns within ourselves that may be hidden.

Through Equine Alchemy Sessions, we work with neuroscience, radical self-inquiry and equine behavioral sciences to create breakthrough learning experiences that literally rewire people’s brains towards wellness, fulfillment, confidence and courage.

People report that they feel greater awareness, increased trust in themselves and others, a deeper sense of purpose and meaning, and clearer direction after sessions.

No previous horse experience is required, just an open mind & heart.

Except for Horse-Human Relationship Coaching, then yes, you need your own horse! All experience levels welcome.

No. There is no riding involved in equine-guided coaching sessions. Our work with the horses happens on the ground, alongside them.

My work with the horses is grounded in the rigorous science of equine behavior.

I do not anthropomorphize them, project stories on them, or use them as tools.

I believe we can learn from all horses, but not all horses make great co-faciitators.

My horses are spirited, keen to engage with people, and equipped to be robust and opinionated partners in facilitation.

They are engaged with through extensive groundwork and horse keeping practices that inspire them to be free-thinking and respectful.

There is much to be learned simply from observing horses’ culture, language and leadership.

Sessions are an exploration of BEing over DOing.

In fact, it might appear we are DOing very little as we explore:
-Mindfulness and presence
-Energetic and spacial awareness
-Boundaries
-Leadership and right use of power
-Trust
-Creating conditions for thriving
-Connection to your authentic self
And more…

Dress for the weather, and in layers.
We will be outside, regardless of weather.

Closed toes shoes are necessary.

Wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a little horse hair or dirt on.