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Sacred Landscapes

Honoring the Places Within Us and Around Us

“To know the spirit of a place is to recognize that you are a part of a part and that the whole is made of parts – each of which is whole, itself.”

– GARY SNYDER

In this next chapter, we meet again.

Join us and other practitioners from around the world for our first in-person conference in more than four years–to honor the sacred spaces that reside within us and exist around us.

Over the course of three days, we will come together to celebrate the natural space that we now call home, and be reminded of the value of community.

Come feel the gift of place, the safety of belonging, and the excitement of connected, in-person learning.

Sacred Landscapes Conference

Our Speaker Lineup

Keynote Speakers
Kate Naylor
Kate Naylor

NL Director of Trainer Development and Community Engagement

Healing Relationships with Space and Place: Engaging with the environment to foster transformation

Mark Taylor
Mark Taylor

Director of The Center for BodyMindMovement

Moving Through Space: What Can We Learn from Observing Movement in Session?

Tim Jobe
Tim Jobe

Co-founder of Natural Lifemanship

Thin Places and Relationships in a Thick World: Cultivating Places and Relationships that Transcend

Bettina Shultz-Jobe
Bettina Shultz-Jobe

Co-founder and CEO of Natural Lifemanship

Thin Places and Relationships in a Thick World: Cultivating Places and Relationships that Transcend

Fellow Leaders in Our Collective Landscape

One of the most nourishing parts about being in our dynamic field is the collective expertise and wisdom of our community. We are honored to share the stage at our conference with some of our most highly regarded colleagues to deepen your learning opportunities.

The SEEN Keystones

Lynn Thomas
Former CEO of EAGALA & founder of ARCH & HMH

Exploring a Relationship with Self, Country, and Other

Jane Faulkner
Director of Equine Assisted Therapy Australia

Breakout Sessions by Theme

During this conference, we will explore many themes, including place, space, movement, equine partners, building your business and more. We will come together for experiential activities and learn from other modalities. No matter where you are on your journey, there will be opportunities to deepen your learning; connect with self, place and others; and feed your soul.

Use the quick links to jump to the themes you are most interested in.

Place, Space & Ecotherapy | Movement | Equine Partners

Experiential Evening Activities | Other Modalities

Place, Space & Ecotherapy

Thin Places and Relationships in a Thick World: Cultivating Places and Relationships that Transcend

Tim & Bettina Jobe

Kate-Naylor
Healing Relationships with Space and Place: Engaging with the environment to foster transformation

Kate Naylor

Christina-Strayer
Birds Eye View and Wise Mind: Where Ecotherapy, Animal Assisted Therapy, and Mindfulness Intersect

Christina Strayer

Nature Connected Play Therapy: The Implementation of Play while Honoring the Power of a Natural Setting with Animal Connections

Emily Schmidt

Jane-Faulkner
Exploring a Relationship with Self, Country, and Other

Jane Faulkner

Movement

Bettina and Mark
Moving Through Space: What Can We Learn from Observing Movement in Session?

Mark Taylor

A joint session with Bettina Shultz-Jobe

Moving Through Space: What Can We Learn from Observing Movement in Session?

Bettina Shultz-Jobe

A joint session with Mark Taylor

Jessica-Benton
We Hold it All: A Sacred Root

Jessica Benton

Moving in Three Dimensions: A simple framework for using your body to establish, maintain and nurture connection while working with clients and horses

Kathy Taylor

Deepening the Satisfaction: Embodiment of the Basic Neurological Patterns

Mark Taylor

Our Equine Partners

Developing the first stages of building a secure attachment for all (including horses) – Trust, Respect, and Willingness

Michelle Holling-Brooks

Michelle-Holling-Brooks
Creating a Holistic Wellness program for your horses: Incorporating energy and body work

Michelle Holling-Brooks

Getting Along: Facilitating Healthy Relationships Within Your (Horse) Herd

Tim Jobe

A joint session with Tanner Jobe

Tanner-Jobe
Getting Along: Facilitating Healthy Relationships Within Your (Horse) Herd

Tanner Jobe

A joint session with Tim Jobe

 

The Human-Equine Relational Landscape: How practitioner treatment and interactions with equines impact the healing landscape

Reccia Jobe

A joint session with Rebecca Hubbard

rebecca-hubbard
The Human-Equine Relational Landscape: How practitioner treatment and interactions with equines impact the healing landscape

Rebecca Hubbard

A joint session with Reccia Jobe

Tanner-Jobe
How to Stop Hating Detachment

Tanner Jobe

A joint session with Tim Jobe

 

How to Stop Hating Detachment

Tim Jobe

A joint session with Tanner Jobe

Integrating Horses Into Other Modalities

Kathleen
Exploring the Inner Landscape with Embodied Practices: Discernment and the Enneagram

Kathleen Choe

A joint session with Laura McFarland

laura-mcfarland
Exploring the Inner Landscape with Embodied Practices: Discernment and the Enneagram

Laura McFarland

A joint session with Kathleen Choe

Jenn Pagone
Expanding our Internal Landscapes through Relational Consciousness with IFS Equine Engaged Psychotherapy

Jenn Pagone

A joint session with Jenn McPeak

Expanding our Internal Landscapes through Relational Consciousness with IFS Equine Engaged Psychotherapy

Jenn McPeak

A joint session with Jenn Pagone

Lynn-Thomas
The SEEN Keystones: How a Facilitator Mindset Can Enhance You and Your Sessions

Lynn Thomas

Jennifer-Cohen-Harper
Mindfulness and Horses

Jennifer Cohen Harper

Connected Nutrition: The gut is our “Second Brain”

Gabby Remole

Bettina-Shultz-Jobe
Processing Traumatic Memories: An Embodied and Multi-Modal Approach

Bettina Shultz-Jobe

A joint session with Kate Naylor and Kathleen Choe

Processing Traumatic Memories: An Embodied and Multi-Modal Approach

Kathleen Choe

A joint session with Bettina Shultz-Jobe and Kate Naylor

Kate-Naylor
Processing Traumatic Memories: An Embodied and Multi-Modal Approach

Kate Naylor

A joint session with Kathleen Choe and Bettina Shultz-Jobe

Psychodrama: Healing Stories in Action

Bill Woodburn

Evening Activities to Unwind, Connect and Integrate Your Day

Beckie-Boger
Horse-centered Meditation and Prayer Circle

Beckie Boger

The Meandering Labyrinth

Shannon Knapp

Joining the Circle – Experiencing Healing Stories

Bill Woodburn

Cowboy Poetry

Tim Jobe

Mary-Oliver
Sound Healing

Mary Oliver

Mary-Oliver
Drum Circle

Mary Oliver

“This conference with my Natural Lifemanship family has been such a life enriching journey, so full of rich and beautiful information, taught by authentic and inspiring people – it completely blew my mind wide open! There are no words to describe how much I recommend this chance to experience a new way of being and truly discover a new you!”
– BETH SYLVER, CHICAS Y CABALLOS

Deepening Our Roots, Extending Our Branches

The conference begins on November 8th with a special welcoming ceremony and multi-cultural blessing of the new NL Headquarters, open to Roots Pass ticket holders.

Then from November 9th-11th, all members of our community are invited to gather for our in-person conference, Sacred Landscapes: Honoring the Places Within Us and Around Us. Our Community Pass offers a shared experience of growing, healing, and reunification.

Let’s Meet Once Again… In Community

It has been four long years since we have brought everyone together in-person, and shared in our experiences of growing, learning, and healing. Now, it is time for us to come together once again—and what better place to meet than in the place we now call home. The place that has been gifted to us—that we hope to share with you.

Read about our NEW Natural Lifemanship facility and what makes it the perfect place for our long-awaited reunion.

“I had my first few sessions back after the conference and I believe they were the richest, deepest sessions I have had with clients and my horses in a long time because of the new tools I learned from this conference. ”
– SHANNON MARIE, ADIRONDACK EQUINE ASSISTED PSYCHOTHERAPY

Choose Your Experience

COMMUNITY PASS

The Community Pass is for in-person access to ALL presentations.
Community Pass includes:
  • Access to all conference sessions, keynote presentations and breakouts.
  • Community Circle at the opening and closing of each day
  • Breakfast and lunch for all three days of the conference
  • Nightly community events to unwind and integrate, under the stars
  • On-site parking
  • Free ticket to Sunrise Summit Online

$1379

* Dinner available on site Thursday and Friday evening

ROOTS PASS

With the Roots Pass, you are invited to join us for a special evening of honoring the land on November 8th.
  • All benefits of the Community Pass
  • A special ceremony on November 8th to bless the land that is now the NL Headquarters as we walk the property together, and learn how various cultures throughout history have honored the land on which they stand – its history, its future, and meaning for their lives.
  • After walking the property, we’ll enjoy dinner and live music together on site.
  • Earn up to 27.5 CEs, which includes the online conference.

$1549

BONUS: Free Ticket to Sacred Landscapes: Sunrise Summit Online

Did you know that along with your ticket to Sacred Landscapes, you also get full access to Sunrise Summit Online, happening October 13-14 at no additional charge? That’s right! Your Sacred Landscapes ticket gets you into both events!

What’s the difference?

When selecting presentations for Sacred Landscapes, we were very intentional about choosing presentations that are best learned experientially and with horses. So when you attend Sacred Landscapes, it will be all about hands-on, experiential learning.

But that leaves us with a lot of important foundational concepts that are needed in order to really embody the learning you’ll do at the conference. That’s why we created Sunrise Summit Online.

You’ll notice several presentations focused on business building being taught online. There will also be several presenters who are setting up high-level concepts online, so you can focus on practice and experience at the in-person conference.

This learning will be so rich for those who just can’t make it in person and provide foundational concepts for those who can!

Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors

About The Natural Lifemanship Place

“Where we are affects who we are.”
– ERIC WEINER

For years people have told us that they wanted to come to the

“The Natural Lifemanship place.”

The problem? We have never had just one.

Through the years more than 50 different people/organizations have hosted our trainings and events.

They have cared for us, contributed to the accessibility and furthering of this powerful work, and rich relationships have been built.

Today, however, through the generosity of That’s The Dream Ranch, we’ve found our place.

A place to deepen our relationships, our creativity, and our impact in the world.

A place that influences who we are, how we feel, and how we connect to one another. A place created with you in mind.

A place guided by our values—where connection is seen and felt in everything that we do.

A place with a magical creek that splits and borders the property, a beautiful pond and hay pasture, different varieties of wise and breathtaking trees, and a dreamy arena— all of which call us to come, and sit, and be.

And in this place, we’re preparing a place for you.

Tickets for this event are limited and will not last. Get yours now!
“We have been actively working in EAP for 2+ years. This conference fostered growth in the exact areas of our need and will continue to refocus our work significantly.”
 
– JIM HARLOW, LPC