What if your horse could teach you more about yourself than any self-help book ever could? Horses have an uncanny ability to reflect our emotions, highlight our blind spots, and help us grow in ways we never imagined. But unlocking that power requires more than just skill in the saddle—it demands a willingness to look inward.

That’s where Duey Freeman comes in. 

Duey is a world-renowned therapist, educator, and equine professional who has spent decades helping people discover the life-changing lessons horses offer. As the co-founder of the Gestalt Equine Institute, he blends psychology, relational horsemanship, and a deep understanding of human development to show riders how their interactions with horses can lead to greater trust, connection, and personal breakthroughs. 

In this episode, we explore how Duey’s unique approach can help equestrians like you:

• Understand your horse’s feedback: Learn how your horse mirrors your emotions and behavior, revealing what’s holding you back.
• Build deeper trust: Use the subtle dynamics of relational horsemanship to create a bond that goes beyond training.
• Foster personal growth: Discover how your relationship with your horse can help you overcome fear, improve communication, and become more present in all areas of life.
• Navigate challenges with clarity: Gain insights into how attachment theory and Gestalt therapy can transform not just your riding but your entire perspective on partnership.

Whether you’re seeking to improve your performance, strengthen your bond, or simply find more meaning in your time with your horse, Duey’s wisdom offers a roadmap for growth—both in and out of the arena. 

This is more than a conversation about horses; it’s a conversation about life, love, and the lessons waiting in every ride.

If you’ve ever felt like your horse sees something in you that you don’t, this episode will show you how to finally understand—and transform—what they’re reflecting back.