Join Our  Equine Psychology  Live Webinar

Develop tools to “be the bridge and not the block,” creating better communication and relationships.

Who is this webinar for? Equine professionals, including trainers, breeders, and behaviorists, looking to enhance their understanding of natural herd dynamics to improve training and performance outcomes. Equestrian enthusiasts who want to deepen their knowledge of horses’ emotional and social structures. People interested in learning innovative, practical strategies for bridging the gap between natural and domesticated environments. Horses in domestication often experience psychological isolation, residual stress, and challenges in adapting to artificial herd environments created by humans. Many owners and equine professionals struggle to: Interpret the nuanced emotional and social dynamics of horses. Maintain emotional connectivity when physical freedom is limited. Understand how hierarchy, herd roles, and peer filters influence a horse's behavior and training outcomes. This webinar addresses these gaps by teaching students how to communicate with their horses effectively and create a more emotionally harmonious environment, even in domestication. By attending this webinar, students will: Gain a deep understanding of natural herd dynamics and the emotional relationships within a herd. Learn practical strategies to build emotional connectivity with their horses, fostering harmony and reducing stress. Develop tools to “be the bridge and not the block,” creating better communication and relationships. Discover how to support their horses’ inherent psychology and emotional needs in a domesticated setting, leading to improved training results and overall well-being.