Changing the way a horse thinks in detail, from drive-draw to search. This was a critical lesson with Marvel - I noticed he wasn't processing his environment sufficiently. This lesson worked on improving this one specific area - and since then, I have noticed he is more relaxed generally and searching better in new environments.

A liberty lesson where I set up this young mare to not target and find a neutral state, where she was not needing anything or anyone - and more open to learning. She runs with her mother who has separation anxiety from her.

Helping a timid, frozen Clydesdale to unfreeze & search: identifying a fear; introducing search in a lead rope & halter; using liberty freedom to process his environment

Opening Up + Reconnecting at Liberty and then on the lead. Good for Connecting, Catching, and Understanding a Horse's Mental needs to stay Soft and Empowered

Showing a brumby that hooks on and freezes to search and find movement at liberty

Helping a nervous Brumby (wild) pony: getting him confident with having me down his sides (at liberty)

Helping an anxious horse, who has been round penned & driven, deal with pressure

Following Merlin: day 2

Following Merlin: Day 3 - feeling good about being directed at liberty

Following Merlin: Day 4 - learning guiding + eye balancing at liberty

Helping a fidgety mare. Connecting on the ground and softening to the saddle blanket & reins under saddle. Offering an alternative to tipping out her worry and soften.