It’s time to get back in the arena — and we’re kicking things off on St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️ Join us for a relaxed community call where equine-assisted practitioners can reconnect, share ideas, and start building our practitioner toolboxes again. 📅 March 17⏰ 7:00 PM EST📍 Live inside WISE Coach Club During the call we will: ✅ Reconnect as a community ✅ Share what you're working on with clients ✅ Talk about challenges and ideas in equine-assisted work ✅ Create a new equine-assisted activity together Wear something green if you’d like, and bring your ideas, questions, and stories from the barn. Let’s celebrate being back together and the work we’re doing with horses and people. Comment “☘️ I’m in!” if you plan to join us! Delena

Hello everyone! After some time behind the scenes rethinking how to best support equine-assisted practitioners, WISE Coach Club is open again, and I’m excited to reconnect with our community. This space exists for one simple purpose: To help you build your equine-assisted practitioner toolbox. Inside the club you’ll find: ✅ Equine-assisted activities you can use with clients ✅ Support from other practitioners doing this work ✅ Coaching conversations around mindset, business, and practice growth ✅ A place to ask questions, share ideas, and learn from each other Whether you're brand new to equine-assisted work or have been doing this for years, this community is here to support you and your clients. To get started, introduce yourself below: What is one thing you’d love to learn or add to your practitioner toolbox this year? I’m really glad you’re here. – Delena 🐎

@Health Coach Heather @Christina Beaubien @Delena Austin Lately I’ve been thinking about equestrians—our lives are a beautiful whirlwind of hoofbeats and hay bales, and somehow, we’re still trying to keep the house as clean as the barn. (Honestly, the barn's winning.) Every day feels like a juggling act: barn chores, keeping a dog from redecorating the living room with mud, trying to make a dinner everyone likes—even though there's always one who suddenly hates pasta this week. So how do we find time for the extras—those classes, courses, or catch-up reading that nourish us but never shout as loud as the laundry? For me, it starts with delegation. I’ve got a fleet of robot vacuums that spring into action the moment I walk out to the barn. They’re the unsung heroes, scrubbing away the chaos while I wrangle hay and humans. Living ten paces from the first stable means a lot gets dragged inside... though if you're also an equestrian, you totally get it. I swear by Audible. Whether I’m mucking stalls or on the road, I sneak in a chapter or two. Lately, I’ve started blocking out ‘Lesson Time’ on my calendar—a sacred hour to do something that matters to me. No guilt, just growth. So I’m curious—what’s in your toolkit? Whether it’s hacks, humor, or holy grail habits, I’d love to hear what keeps you riding the whirlwind without losing your reins.😁

Wow! I cannot believe it is already Friday, but you know what that means???? You get another activity ready to use on your farm TODAY 😁 This one is great if you're client is ready for setting goals either in their everyday life or on your farm with a specific horse they are working with! It can be a great visual to show the connection between the goal itself and the steps they can take to achieve it! This is meant to be client directed with you guiding them through the process. If the client is free to make their own choices and share their own ideas, the more meaningful the goal is and the more successful they will be. This activity sheet can also be found in our Big Book of Activities. If you like this one, there are sooooo many others available to you so make sure you check it out! If you have a client, who is a more kinesthetic (hands-on) learner you can also map it out in your arena/enclosed space. This is a great way to incorporate the horse into this activity for the client to receive their support as well as additional opportunities to work with their horse. I have included a sample picture of the layout, but you can use other obstacles than what is pictured. Which option do you think would benefit your clients' more, writing on the activity sheet, or mapping it out in an enclosed space? Share your ideas in the comments! We'd love to hear from you!

@Morgan Grougan Hey, just a quick observation: in the Downloads section, files are marked “Blocked” or “Denied” with a small stop-sign icon. However, clicking the “Download” button still works and pulls the file through. Just thought you’d want to know. Did the other Vimoe get resolved? I havent had a chance to check. - Thank you