Horse Medicine Connections
A horse-led experience to slow down, feel clearer,
and notice what’s true
I’ve owned horses for over 40 years. Here at Wild Awake Ranch in Parker, Colorado, four of them are my partners in this work: Meri, Gracie, Bandit and Thor.
They have no interest in anyone’s credentials. A horse responds to what your body is doing, and that honesty is where the clarity comes from.
So you get honest feedback in real time. Where you are braced. Where you are pretending. Where you are already steady and have not noticed.
I am there to help you make sense of it. The horses do the rest.
Having grown up riding horses and loving horses, I came in excited for my time with the horses. Laura's wonderful facilitation helped me gain clarity, perspective, and insight into the things I was processing. So, so grateful for my Horse Medicine Connection Experience. Thank you Laura, Meri, Grace and Bandit. I'm eager to take the lessons and wisdom I gleaned today and apply them in the real world.
What to expect:
In this equine-guided experience, you’ll spend time on the ground with the horses watching, noticing, and tuning into what’s happening inside you. Everything we do is designed to help you slow down, feel clearer, and understand yourself in a deeper way.
You will:
Spend quiet, real moments with the horses that bring you back to yourself.
A horse shifts when you shift. You will feel it before you can explain it.
Talk it through afterward, so what you felt starts to make sense.
We sit down and make sense of what just happened.
Leave with insights you can feel, and something to try once you’re home.
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time on the ground with horses
Bandit will walk straight into your space. He keeps coming until there is a boundary, and the second one exists he respects it entirely. That whole exchange takes about four minutes, and most women find out something about themselves in it that years of thinking about it never produced.
That’s Horse Medicine Connections. You stand on the ground with them, nobody rides, and they respond to what your body is doing rather than what your mouth is saying.
Gracie is twenty-six and keeps to the edge of the herd. Women cry near her often enough that it stopped being surprising. Thor is first to show up for the work. Meri watches from the fence line and decides for herself whether she comes to you.
None of them have an opinion about your job, your calendar, or how well you’ve been holding it together.
Out in the pasture, the horses notice everything. Your energy, your emotions, the way you’re standing. They respond to all of it, and none of it depends on what you say.
They see past the version of you that holds it all together (the capable one, the one who’s always fine, the one who gives her all to everyone else, etc.)
So you start to see yourself more clearly. A horse drifts away when you’re tense and settles when you’re steady. It’s honest, immediate feedback, and it shows you what you’ve been carrying and what you’re ready to release.
A horse lowers her head and lets out a long breath. Usually, so do you.
Come Stand in the Field
You will know within about ten minutes whether this is for you. Most women do.