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Level 1: Foundations of Relationship-Based Horsemanship

What if learning horsemanship started with learning how to listen?

September 26 & 27 | Cumberland, RI | $365

RESCHEULED DUE TO STORM:
October 3 & 4 | Cumberland, RI | 
$365

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Learning, for the love of the horse

Most of us were taught to work on horses.

This weekend is about learning to work with them.

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Spend two days immersed in our herd, learning to recognize communication, exploring what it means to be a horse, and understanding how our own behavior affects the relationship.

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Two days. Twelve hours. Four horses. An intimate learning experience.

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You'll learn about:

  • Equine behavior & communication

  • Anatomy & movement

  • Hoof care

  • Nutrition

  • Grooming & health

  • First aid

  • Safe & confident handling 

  • How to hold space for autonomy & consent

  • Reading and responding to body language

  • Creating safer, more cooperative interactions

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But this isn't a lecture weekend...

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In this experiential learning program, you'll be working hands-on with our herd of horses, who have lived under these practices for years.

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No riding. No performance goals. No “breaking" horses.

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This is learning for the love of the horse!

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*Level 1 is the foundation for our Level 2 program, Deepening Connection, which dives deeper into training practices & methodology and fine tuning the conversation between horse and human.

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October 3 & 4
10 AM–4 PM each day
$365

This class is for you if...

  • you've spent time around horses but still feel like you're missing something

  • you've learned traditional horsemanship and want to explore another perspective

  • you want a better understanding of why horses behave the way they do

  • you care about welfare but aren't sure how to translate that into everyday interaction

  • you want more confidence reading and responding to horses

  • you want to build a relationship without relying on fear, force or compliance

  • you simply want a couple days of really good awesome horse time

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You don't need to own a horse. You don't need to ride. You don't need to be an expert.

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You just need curiosity and a willingness to look at horses differently.

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