Unbridled Freedom

21/09/2025

18/09/2025

"Connection is the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment."

- Brené Brown

17/09/2025

Showing up in advance to help prepare the way for a beautiful client this afternoon. 💕

16/09/2025

Todays Reflection: When no one is watching, we meet the quiet truth of ourselves... Unmasked, unmeasured, and unperformed.

14/09/2025

Rooted in connection.

07/09/2025

Hello, first spring rain!

05/09/2025

Kisses or carrots?

Thank you, Vicky, for the capture!

02/09/2025

Client Testimonial:

"Amazing experience HEALING WITH HORSES.
I was fortunate enough to attend a 6 session Equine Therapy course with Jane Armstrong and her herd of horses.
The interaction with the horses, the personal hurdles, and mind altering realization have changed my life. I was trapped in an unhealthy situation ship for on and off 12 years. No matter what I did, I couldn't stop myself from going back to him.
I have always lived more in my masculine, wanting to control everything. The herd taught me to let go of the reigns to learn to trust again and take one step at a time.
When you hit a fork in the road, stop, pause, and evaluate in which direction you are to proceed. Don't ever go backward, and don't be forced into a direction that doesn't fit with you.
I loved every moment I spent doing this course and highly recommend it to anyone else who may consider doing it." - Kathy-Lee Mark.

20/08/2025

Many woman and humans may have had experience of this kind in their own lives. But this doesn't need to be what defines you. Sadly, horses don't always get to choose in domestic life. As humans though, we always have a choice.

You are Valuable, you are worthy.... You are more ENOUGH. Do not settle for less.

💛 When she flinches, I remember.

A hand reaches for her mouth.
She tilts her head away —
but the bit is slid in anyway.
Her body is no longer hers.

I know that feeling.
The air shifts.
The body remembers before the mind can speak.

They call her willing when she obeys.
Difficult when she resists.
I have worn those words too.

They speak over her as though she isn’t there —
as though her breath doesn’t matter,
as though the tension in her body is just “resistance to be broken.”

“She just needs to learn who’s boss.”
“She has to respect you.”
I’ve heard those words,
with different nouns, in different rooms.

She has been taught that safety lies in compliance.
So have I.

When she freezes under a touch she cannot escape,
I feel the tightness in my own chest.
When she tests the rope and finds no slack,
I feel the limits I’ve been told not to push.

Her story and mine are not the same —
but the echoes are familiar.

And when I fight for her right to move without fear,
to speak without punishment,
I am also fighting for my own.