Advancing human potential through conscious, relationship-based interactions with horses.
To expand human potential through experiential learning with horses, while caring for the well-being, dignity, and healing of the herd.
We are committed to a model of conscious horsemanship that supports growth for both humans and horses.
In an environment grounded in respect and reciprocity, people develop awareness, presence, and emotional intelligence, while horses receive care and experience safety.
At the Center for Conscious Horsemanship, every experience begins with awareness. Horses respond to the quality of our presence—our breathing, our energy, our intention—long before they respond to our actions. Conscious interaction invites humans to slow down, notice, and engage with horses in ways that are grounded, respectful, and emotionally coherent.
The Center’s work is rooted in non-dominant, conscious horsemanship. We do not ask horses to deliver outcomes on our behalf. Instead, we engage with them as sentient teachers whose boundaries, signals, and comfort direct the pace and depth of the experience. This protects their emotional and physical well-being and invites humans to interact with integrity and congruence.
Our herd is made entirely of rescues, each with their own history and needs. This creates a heightened responsibility: humans must meet them with attunement, clarity, and emotional regulation to ensure the work benefits the horses as much as the humans. Through this reciprocal model, the herd experiences safety, predictability, and respectful connection—conditions essential for their continued healing and ease.
The Center offers non-riding, experiential learning grounded in psychology, conscious horsemanship, and nature-based education.
Our work spans four pillars:
Education, Youth & Community
Leadership & Team-Building
Personal Development
Equine Well-Being & Stewardship
Each program is designed to foster awareness, communication, and connection while upholding the dignity and welfare of the horses who partner with us.
Pam brings decades of leadership experience as a former Managing Director in global finance, along with extensive training in equine-assisted learning. Her work blends business insight, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and conscious leadership.
At the Center, she guides program development and ensures that human learning remains anchored in respect for the herd and alignment with the principles of conscious horsemanship.
You can find her personal development workshops on unbridledlifecoaching.com, and leadership and team-building programs on unbridledminds.com.
For more than 30 years, Ginger Krantz’s deep wisdom of the ancient art and science of healing has transformed lives through hands-on or virtual sessions and classes. She provides guaranteed physical relief and renewal of spirit, bringing hope and joy to animals and the people who love them.
Ginger ensures the Center’s practices prioritize the horses’ emotional and physical well-being, helping humans learn through a model of reciprocity, safety, and compassionate presence.
For her workshops, classes, and healing sessions, go to earthhorsehealing.com.
Belle is a trauma-informed Certified Master Facilitator Equus Coach and Somatic Practitioner who specializes in nervous system regulation, embodied awareness, and personal transformation. Her work supports clients in returning to safety, grounding, and personal transformation.
At the Center, Belle contributes her expertise in somatic education and trauma-sensitive practice, helping shape programs that honor both human healing and the emotional experience of the horses they partner with.
To find out more about her private coaching and group workshops, go to belleviviennecoaching.com.
We honor a reciprocal model of growth—where both horses and humans benefit from safety, respect, and conscious interaction.
We’re committed to creating an environment where horses and humans learn, heal, and evolve together.
