Nashville Equine Therapy

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Nashville Equine Therapy

Helping people find purpose, self,and healing through connecting to horses.

04/06/2026

Heart shaped treats for my heart horse. ❤️

01/26/2026

Winter is no joke. I was frustrated yesterday. No power. Trees hurtling ice-covered limbs to the ground. Nervous cooped up horses pacing. But wow. Look at today. A good reminder of what can come next. Anxiety always tells us it’s bad. But mindfulness tells us take a beat and see. I love what I see!

01/16/2026

Happy to have had the wonderful, enthusiastic and bright energy of at the ranch today! She came to meet the herd and learn the art of horse handling. When I have groups of five or more, I need a Horse handler to keep an eye on the horses so that I can continue to work with the people. The horse handler monitors for safety, reads the herd and their personalities and let me know if there’s anything I need to address. Thank you, Jillian for coming by today and for helping me tuck the horses in on this chilly night.

01/01/2026

May you head into 2026 like this. If you don’t know how, come see me.

11/10/2025

Over the years, I have found that clients who show up for themselves on these colder days have a greater measure of success and healing. After being told much of their lives that they are victims, they learn that they are in fact, strong, and know how to show up. They care for themselves by the fire, they are open to the horses and co-regulating with them, and suddenly the cold weather doesn’t make a difference anymore.

10/16/2025

This scared my dogs. Good thing my horses can’t see it!

10/13/2025

In the mornings, we wake up early to get the ranch ready for clients. Usually, I race around mucking out stalls and pastures, feeding horses, dogs, and cats, and on the chilly mornings getting the fire ready. Rarely do I have a moment to myself, probably by design. As a therapist putting clients first, putting horses first, self is often an afterthought until evening comes. However this morning, I’m taking the time to do what I often help others with. Slowing down. Being present. Marveling at the moment I am in. And remembering to breathe. Won’t you join me?

08/12/2025

Everyone, please welcome our latest member of the herd, Cookie. Our teeny Palomino comes in a “born this way” body - giving her the legs and hair of a 90’s Pamela Anderson and the personality of 2025 Dolly. She’s adjusting well to her new life here getting regular meals, a comfy stall at bedtime, and a new tiny boyfriend. And of course, Big Jim’s already in love. ❤️.

08/05/2025

Working in the barn because Gus is on stall rest and he gets lonely in here. He checks in a lot to touch my head and breathe with me. I already know the power of horses and even I am still learning how powerful it is to sit in quiet with them. I find myself totally relaxed and connected. Really powerful.

08/03/2025

We almost lost Gus. Without going into great detail, I just wanted to share that I’m so grateful I can see my horses all the time and that I and my family know them so well. It was a very rough couple of days and we didn’t know if he was going to make it. And I’m here to report that he absolutely did and he is home and he’s doing great. Thank you to: .c.hoffman who’s a local equine consultant and dear friend who took the first call from me who said “Get him to the vet. I’ll meet you there.” Thanks to Dr. Julia for caring as much as we do about Gus and cheering him on to get better. Thanks to for noticing Gus didn’t look good before even I did. Our old man is home and he’s doing great. Whew. I love the senior horses and I knew taking him on was gonna hurt at the end. I’m so glad we aren’t there yet. Senior horses carry with them a sense of wisdom and understanding that I can’t quite explain. And I don’t need to. Gus is up for visitors and will be back to work in the pastures hopefully end of the week! 🐴❤️‍🩹

08/01/2025

In the din of the dirt in the pasture, I found a tiny iridescent blue feather. I’m reminded that Equine therapy is about horses and so much more. And often the therapist herself gets what she needs out here.

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6783 Brown Hollow Road
Lyles, TN
37098

Telephone

+16154827798

Website

http://www.nashvilleequinetherapy.com/

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