As we close one year and begin another, I find my attention drawn to the feeling of oneness. When I work with a person and a horse, a sense of connection is always clear to me—even when it may seem to the person I’m working with that there is a disconnection...
At the Center for Equus Coaching, we often write and talk about community. Last month in our newsletter, I wrote about our team of instructors and how important they are to me. Over the years, the horses have taught us that, just as they need each other, we need each...
When I think about what it takes to make something happen at the Center, I can only say, it takes a team. If we relied on just me, that would be an interesting situation, to say the least. We have an amazing team here, all with people I love, who are passionate about wh...
Life has a way of continually moving on. In my own life, my youngest graduated from high school last week and will leave for college in August. I’ll be officially an empty nester, as they say, although my actual experience of adult children so far is that they...
When I was a young child, my grandpa used to take us out on long trips into the deserts of Utah in a horse-drawn wagon. Two huge drafts would pull my grandpa, brothers and cousins and me through the sand, over rocks, up and down hills, or wherever else my grandpa...