Bettina Shultz-Jobe
- Natural Lifemanship Co-Founder and CEO
- Over 15 years effectively treating traumatized populations through EAP and complementary therapeutic modalities
- Trained in expressive and experiential therapies, play therapy, neuro-biofeedback, the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, TF-CBT, and EMDR
- Formerly PATH and EAGALA certified
- Published author of EAP research
Bettina and her husband, Tim Jobe, founded Natural Lifemanship, and live in Central Texas. Bettina is a wife, mother, sister, and daughter who values, most of all, time spent at home with her family – including their horses, dogs, and chickens! She considers it an honor to partner people with horses in a way that fosters the deep connection needed for growth and true healing to occur.
Bettina is passionate about discovering and utilizing the horse’s full potential for helping humans and teaching and empowering others to do the same. Her passion and mission to utilize horses to do evidence-based practice has contributed to a model in which every aspect of the horse is very intentionally used to help adults and children heal from various forms of trauma, abuse, or neglect.
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RECOMMENDED BLOG ARTICLES BY BETTINA SHULTZ-JOBE
Maybe Miracles Don’t Just Happen
April 2, 2018
Bettina ponders the nature of miracles and reflects upon the vulnerability and bravery required to take the risks a miracle demands.
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But I Miss The Caterpillar: My story of transformation and loss
February 1, 2018
Bettina explains how her child helped her understand that secure attachment extends beyond relationships.
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Why Do We Ride Horses in Trauma Focused Equine Assisted Psychotherapy?
September 7, 2017
Riding a horse has benefits that cannot be obtained by other means and is contraindicated when it is not done in a connecting and mutually beneficial way.
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Living What We Teach
August 7, 2017
Bettina Shultz-Jobe, Co-Founder of Natural Lifemanship, reflects on the challenges of practicing the idealistic principles that Natural Lifemanship teaches.
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In any relationship, if it’s not good for both, it’s not good for either.
November 26, 2011
Natural Lifemanship is about relationships with horses and relationships with people. If it is not a good principle for building a relationship with a person then it is not a good principle for building a relationship with a horse
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