Julianne Taylor Shore often reminds us that being a truly therapeutic presence isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about three guiding relationships: With yourself – neurobiology of self-compassion With not knowing – letting go of agenda, control, and the need...
There are mornings when the world feels swallowed whole by fog. The air is thick, still, and sound travels a little differently. You can’t see what’s ahead. You can’t even make out the landmarks you’ve always known. All you can do is take one step, then another, and...
In equine-assisted services, the heart of the work unfolds in the arena, alongside our equine partners, as we attune to the needs of those who come for healing. These are the moments that draw us in and keep us devoted to this path. Yet beneath these powerful...
I remember exactly where I was when the world shut down in 2020. I was in the middle of leading one of my favorite trainings: our Personal Immersion. We had just begun diving into attachment history and attachment wounding. It was deep, sacred work. I stepped inside...
By Kate Naylor and Bettina Shultz-Jobe “Equine therapy” is probably the most commonly used term to describe, well, just about any therapeutic service involving horses. It is the most commonly searched term online, and we as practitioners use it all the time. But,...
Last night we hosted Rebecca Hubbard with Pecan Creek Ranch for a webinar about integrating NL principles into practice. Natural Lifemanship is a principle-based, client-driven and equine-guided modality. It is a perspective, an ethos, a philosophy, as well as an...
If you’re checking out the best new releases in Child Psychology on Amazon today, you may recognize some familiar names. Three of our brilliant and beloved colleagues who teach sections within the NL Intensive have just released books that are at the very top of the...
While it can cause plenty of frustration (for both professionals, researchers, and clients alike), we find time and again that the benefits of therapy are not due to specific techniques learned or specific modalities used - they are due, in fact, to the quality of the...
We are beyond thrilled to share an amazing new resource for the field edited by Cheryl Meola. We had the honor of contributing severals chapters to this book. When she approached us about contributing chapters, Cheryl said she wanted this book to be a resource for...
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