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Breaking the Cycle: What My Horses Taught Me About Conflict
Mae saw Sage as a direct threat. The mustang, in turn, was not one to back down from a challenge. Aggression changed both of them.


Turning Life’s “Shit” into Fertile Ground: Lessons from Composting
Put on your muck boots because we’re going deep into the metaphor of seeing how composting can show us the best way to process life's “shit"

Belonging: Lessons from Godiva the donkey
The concept of "belonging" is often misunderstood. Many believe that it involves fitting in, but it's about being true to yourself.


Protecting Your Equestrian Business: Strategies Against Interpersonal Challenges
In the equestrian industry, where everyone is deeply connected to their animals and livelihoods, these conflicts can be particularly complex


When people don't get along: how it affects our horses
An equestrian barn should be a place of tranquility, where both humans and horses can experience joy and connection. But what happens...


Webinar: Self-care for equestrians to avoid burnout
Join these five equestrian panelists, led by Human-Herd consultant, Danielle Aamodt, of Enso Equine Services. Panelists: Paula Bliss...


Why "Human-Herds"?
At our core, we’re wired for connection. When we build trust with the people around us, we feel safer, more supported, and less alone.
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