Join Stacey Carter of Heart Centered Horsemanship and equine bodyworker Deb D’Amato for a day exploring the quieter side of horsemanship.

Yin Horsemanship uses gentle, mindful practices to help horses release unnecessary tension, find greater balance and suppleness, improve mobility, and settle the nervous system. As we slow down and become more attentive to what the horse is communicating, we also create opportunities for deeper connection, trust, and softness.

Throughout the clinic, Deb and Stacey will share practical techniques you can incorporate into your everyday time with your horse. You’ll learn ways to support relaxation and more comfortable movement while developing your ability to notice subtle changes in your horse’s body, nervous system, and responses.

You may attend the morning-only introduction into this quieter side of horsemanship, or stay for the full day to experience how releasing tension, improving body awareness, and creating greater ease can influence communication, responsiveness, and softness in both groundwork and riding.

This is a hands-on, non-riding clinic. You are welcome to bring a horse or work with one of ours. No prior bodywork experience is necessary.

Come prepared to slow down, listen more closely, and discover how doing less can sometimes create much more.

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