Guess who’s back?! Back again! Join us for another fun and educational conversation with Kerry Thomas. We dive into his latest creation: a comprehensive glossary of terms which further defines herd dynamics and sensory soundness.

We also talk about his upcoming seminars across Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth in November which will cover the practical application of herd dynamics.

Jemima Key runs an equestrian business called "Sweet Iron Co" that became more successful as soon as she started doing everything considered wrong in terms of marketing.

This is not the only thing where Jemima has bucked the trend as she discovered the effectiveness and fun of clicker training.

This episode will have you both laughing and inspired!

A special episode with Bec Ham who is an equine nutritionist at Kentucky Equine Research. We delve into equine nutrition and managing fat ponies, exploring the importance of a balanced diet tailored to each horse's needs. She most correctly points out - what a horse eats can either help or hinder them. Discover practical strategies for weight management, considering exercise, grazing, and metabolic conditions. We go down the rabbit hole of overweight horses and Bec gives some insightful reasons why that "fat pony" is still "fat" even though it is ridden a lot and lives in a permanent diet paddock!

In this episode of the Canter Therapy, we explore polyvagal theory with one of our favourite experts, Tami Elkayam. Discover how our muscular skeletal system and nervous system intertwine, debunking oversimplifications. Join us as we unravel the complexities behind this exciting topic.

Join us as Ian Leighton from Ian Leighton Horsemanship explores the captivating topic of 'Things That Aren't as They Seem.' We dive into hard-mouthed horses, soft hands, contact, and straightness while gaining many other valuable insights to enhance our understanding.

Dive into the world of running a successful equine business with Lisa Agius-Gilibert from The Glorious Hoof in Sydney. With a unique background in the corporate realm, Lisa brings invaluable insights and expertise to the table. In this episode, she shares her firsthand experience and breaks down the essential steps to thrive. From mindset shifts to setting boundaries, Lisa's wisdom extends outside the equine industry, offering actionable strategies for success in any field you're passionate about.

In this episode Kat and Shelley talk to Kat Charlton about her incredible journey helping her young horse Sam rehabilitate about breaking his hip and other serious damage after a horrific paddock accident. At the time of injury Kat was advised to put Sam down as no horse had ever recovered from such a horrific injury. Kat has shown that is not the case and her holistic approach is both interesting and inspiring.

In this episode Kat and Shelley talk about living consciously through daily, weekly, quarterly and yearly check-ins with your horse. Having awareness around the everyday goings on with your horse can help strengthen both your relationship and performance.

In this episode Shelley picks Kat's brains about one of her biggest frustrations when helping people with their horse - horses that are sore in their feet. Everyone wants their horse to be calm, willing and confident but this will never happen unless the horse is comfortable in their feet and body. Kat explains hoof pain and its ramifications and what can be done about it.

In this episode we talk about training tools! Rope halters, bits, hobbles, side reins and more! We give our experience and opinions about all the controversial things!