⭑Fair Interview⭑

In this conversation, Sarah Schlote discusses her innovative approach to trauma-informed horsemanship through her Equisoma program. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the nervous systems of both humans and horses, exploring how trauma affects their interactions. The discussion covers the significance of curiosity in healing, the parallels between human and equine experiences, and the future of equine therapy, including upcoming opportunities for non-professionals to engage in this transformative work.

Takeaways

☆ Trauma-informed horsemanship changes human-animal interactions
☆ Understanding both human and equine trauma is essential
☆ Curiosity is key to healing for both humans and horses
☆ Nervous system patterns influence behavior in both species
☆ Equine therapy can benefit from trauma resolution techniques
☆ The Equisoma program bridges gaps between human and equine needs
☆ Self-reflection is crucial for effective horsemanship
☆ Animal-assisted therapy can provide profound healing
☆ Future programs will include non-professionals in equine therapy
☆ Healing is a shared journey between humans and horses

Chapters & Timestamps

00:00 | The Journey to Trauma-Informed Horsemanship
08:07 | Understanding the Human-Equine Connection
13:25 | Creating Safe Environments for Healing
19:27 | Self-Regulation and Repairing Relationships
22:28 | Understanding Anxiety and Its Management
26:06 | Exploring Coping Mechanisms and Addictions
30:06 | Building Capacity for Emotional Processing
35:10 | The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Behavior
40:00 | Curiosity as a Tool for Connection
43:35 | Presentations on Nervous System Awareness