Canter Therapy

Lindsay is a super interesting and incredible woman from New Zealand. She is such a supportive, knowledgeable and thoughtful horsewoman and it was such a pleasure to listen to her stories.

Keep an ear out to hear the story about the pig!

Recently, Shelley and I have been asking our guests questions from a list that we put together. We thought it was time that we started answering some of the questions ourselves. This will be the first of a few podcasts of Shelley and my answers and we may.... get a little off topic. 

This episode covers a bit more background on us and the things that frustrate us most about the industry, as well as the things people can start now to improve themselves!

We got brave and asked Karen Rohlf to come on our podcast! Karen has been mentioned by many of our guests as being pivotal in influencing their journeys into horsemanship from dressage. She is a leader in combining the art of dressage and horsemanship and bringing together these two worlds that can appear as different cultural landscapes. 

You can find Karen on Facebook at: Dressage Naturally with Karen Rohlf-Training, Clinics, Educational Material

on Instagram: @dressagenaturally

When you listen to Pauly Daniel speak you can't help but notice his connection and affinity with horses. He has an incredible dedication to self improvement and an unwavering commitment to true horsemanship. 

You can find Pauly on Facebook at: Daniel-Tessari Horse Reflections on Instagram @dthr_horsetraining

In this weeks podcast, Shelley and Kathryn had the pleasure of speaking with Lisa King. Lisa has found a way to apply horsemanship to dressage in her own way. She has an fantastic understanding of emotions and the way they impact both the horse and rider. In her day to day life, Lisa specialises in building relationships, developing young horses and working with horses with behavioural problems. 

You can find Lisa on Facebook at: Lisa King Equine

on Instagram @lisa.king_equine

When it comes to horses, there is a big group of people that struggle with their confidence in the everyday tasks with their horses. You are not alone. Shelley offered a short one week course in her private Facebook group. In this podcast we discuss some of the results which might surprise you! And also give you some ideas on things to do to help improve your confidence with your horse.

If you haven't yet read Shelley's book 'Confidence & Trust' it is a fantastic ebook that puts together all the pieces so that we can better understand why we feel the way we feel. You can find it on Shelley's website: calmwillingconfidenthorses.com.au/courses

Shelley, Kathryn and Amalia all discovered there was more to horses by first discovering horsemanship. Amalia focuses on helping riders achieve connection and communication with their horses so that they can be happy, willing and relaxed partners. 

You can find Amalia on Facebook at: Amalia Dempsey Horsemanship

and on Instagram at: amalia_horses