Upcoming 2024 Horse Sense Sessions
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Do horses reproduce black gold?
How to ensure the quality of what goes in and what comes out for optimal manure management.
Saturday, May 11, 2024
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EST
Dandelion Springs Apiary (map)
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Behind the Scenes-Farm Life, what does it take to make it ALL work!
Join us for a day in the life at Dandelion Springs Apiary.
Saturday June 1, 2024
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EST
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Songs & Sounds of Nature
Horse sounds, birds, bees, frogs and more! Come and experience all the sounds of nature with us!
Saturday. July 20, 2024
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EST
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The Set of Nature
Projection, reflection and imprinting of horse/foal, ducks and other animals.
Saturday, August 24, 2024
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EST
Previous 2024 Horse Sense Sessions
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Our True Nature
Kim Hallin guided participants through some simple and transformational activities with horses designed to help us remember what it feels like to be part of the healthiest herd on Earth: the community of life.
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What might 'bug' a horse and how can we help minimize reactivity while maintaining sensitivity?
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Do Horses Dance?
Explore the myriad ways that horses communicate through movement as they illustrate the FreeHorse Arts principles of play and exploration.
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Creating Space For Horses
What do most horses need to be healthy, and how can we create healthier and peaceful environments for both horses and humans?
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Do Horses Help Us Grow?
FreeHorse Arts Horse Sessions are customized for each individual based upon the principles of a healthy herd, and adjustments are made throughout the session based upon immediate feedback from both horse and human.
Re-envisioning the path forward in partnership with horses
Horses don’t discriminate on the basis of age, race, class, nationality, religion, or sexual orientation. And because of their intimate relationship with (and to) humans throughout our shared history, horses are in a unique position to teach us how to be more present, connect with the natural world, and build more authentic relationships.
FreeHorse Arts Horse Sense is built upon the principles of a healthy herd to include respect, honesty, shared leadership, individual accountability and responsibility as well as a deep respect for the power of co-creation; understanding that supporting both humans and horses to be responsible for their own emotions, their own bodies, their own choices, and their own experience (in as safe and respectful a manner as possible), provides the most transformational learning and healing opportunities. Observing and interacting with horses when they are living as close to their natural state as possible (physically, emotionally and mentally) provides powerful opportunities for humans to witness and experience a deep sense of communication and and interconnectedness.