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To celebrate the warmer temperatures, I’m offering a half-off SALE through March on adult Equine Assisted Learning! 

What is Equine Assisted Learning? It is creating self-awareness which allows for the possibility of change by working with horses. Horses reflect back the physical and emotional states of the people they are near and we can use those reactions to gain insight and experience positive change by using an experiential learning cycle. No horse experience is needed or expected. This is not therapy and I am not a therapist. We deal with present experiences and tools for everyday life; I don’t need to know your stuff.

Who would benefit? People seek out Equine Assisted Learning for a variety of reasons. I’ve had people come who were feeling stuck, who needed to face upcoming changes, who were grieving, who were overwhelmed by life, and just for curiosity. 

What is the benefit? Here are a couple of testimonials. 

“After my first session, I was hooked. At no point did Elizabeth ask me to share details of my life, and to my amazement, I took away life changing lessons at each session.” 

“I experienced a depth of confidence, calmness, and regulation in my self that was profoundly healing.”

The details: Cost is $90 for three, one-hour sessions. Sale must be mentioned when booking. All three sessions need to be booked and paid for upfront. Adults only, not available for family sessions. Sale ends on March 31, 2026. 

Sessions are at my farm in Elburn.

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(Someday the pastures will look like this again. I'm at the point in the season where I despair about them surviving the winter.)

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