Unlock Your Leadership Potential with Horse Wisdom

Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL) uses interactions with horses to teach leadership, communication, and emotional awareness skills. Horses are highly intuitive and react to our body language, emotions, and energy, giving real-time feedback about how we’re showing up as leaders. Through guided activities on the ground (no riding), participants learn valuable insights into their leadership style and develop the tools to lead more effectively.

No experience with horses is required! The sessions are designed for anyone, regardless of your familiarity with horses. All activities take place on the ground, and you’ll be guided through each exercise by an experienced facilitator. The focus is on the lessons horses can teach about leadership, communication, and self-awareness—not on riding or horsemanship.

The Horse Wisdom for Leaders program helps you develop essential leadership skills, including:

• Leading calmly under pressure: Learn to manage stress and stay grounded.
• Building trust and connection: Improve team engagement and relationships.
• Setting clear boundaries: Master the art of assertiveness while fostering respect.
• Conscious leadership: Increase mindfulness, presence, and emotional intelligence.
• Confident decision-making: Build resilience and confidence to lead through change and uncertainty.

Horses provide immediate, non-judgmental feedback based on how you communicate, your energy, and your emotional state. By working with them, you’ll gain greater self-awareness and insight into how your behavior affects those around you—whether it's a team at work or colleagues in a meeting. This reflection helps you adjust your leadership style to become more effective, compassionate, and confident.

The sessions are held outside in the beautiful natural environment with our herd, surrounded by Australian bush and native birds.  We also have undercover spaces if we need protection from the weather. 

The horses are in fenced areas so if you choose, you can have a fence between you and the horse.

You will need to dress for any weather, including layers, a raincoat and hat, and sun protection and block out. 

You will also need solid-toe, flat shoes so you are comfortable walking on uneven ground around horses.

You can have private one-on-one sessions and programs.  Or if you have a team, the sessions typically accommodate up to 6 participants.  These numbers can be adjusted depending on the design of your program.