The Little Horse Big Conversation Podcast

Freshly returned from their international trip to Wisconsin in the United States of America to attend the monthly gathering of Horseman, Author and Poet, Nahshon Cook at Wild Rose Farm.

Amy and Ross retell humorous tales, experiences of their trip and reflective thoughts of the weekend before visiting with Nahshon later in the episode to hear his thoughts, feelings and reflections on his gatherings with the horses that call him home.

Nahshon Cook is a Horseman, Poet and Author of the books 'Being With Horses, 'Meditations From the Muck' and 'Horses See Us As We Are', all available online.

To find out more about the work of Nahshon Cook, visit his social media profile on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nahshoncookhorsemanship 

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This week, Amy and Ross sit down for a thoroughly enjoyable conversation with Yasmin Stuart, Equine Physiotherapist and founder of The Modern Centaurian Academy.

During this episode, Yasmin talks us through what led her towards a career in Equine Physiotherapy and the direction her career has taken since, prioritising consensual feedback in relation to the horses body and ultimately how our own experiences are intimately linked to our ability to both recognises and empathise with equine discomfort.

 

Reflecting on how one can show up for their horse by incorporating nervous system regulation in to daily practice through set rituals, Yasmin walks us through the creation of the Modern Centaurian Academy, her excitement of the postural and psychological benefits of scent work and enrichment before summarising the changes that she wishes to see in the equine industry

To find out more on the work of Yasmin Stuart, visit https://www.yasminstuartequinephysio.com/

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Are we creating a sustainable life?

This week, Amy and Ross explore the topic of sustainability, yet not as you may think.

In this episode, the duo explore the detrimental effects for both humans and equines as a result of living an unsustainable life.

Drawing on experiences, observation and the leading science, Ross and Amy discuss what they are seeing within their respective professions, from an increase in metabolic issues and impact on behaviour, in the face of a changing and unpredictable world, continuing to explore further the human experience and the changes we can make for a step towards a sustainable life.

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Joining Amy and Ross this week is author, journalist, classical horse trainer and founder of the Horse Boy Method, Rupert Isaacson.

Born in London to Southern African parents with an expansive ancestral lineage, Rupert Isaacson is the best-selling author of ‘The Horse Boy’, ‘The Long Ride Home’ and founder of The Horse Boy Method, a science based intervention for Autism and ADHD that improves academic, behavioural and social goals through equine assisted methods focused on re-patterning the brain and calming the nervous system, combining movement and nature with horses.

In a warm and genuine conversation, Rupert talks about his early-life experiences as a journalist and ancestral connections that paved the way to his experiences in shamanism from a young age, from the shape-shifting Bushman of Southern Africa to the the Shamans of Mongolia.

Most famously told in his novel 'The Horse Boy' of Rupert's journey to the Sharmans of the steppe to heal his son, Rowan, we talk about how this experience changed his work with horses, how classical training has become pivotal to his equine-assisted programmes, and of course, how the awareness of autism has changed since Rowan began that journey.

To find out more on the work of Rupert Isaacson, visit https://rupertisaacson.com/, http:www/ntls.co and www.longridehome.com

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During the latest episode, your co-hosting duo bring the focus to the wide-reaching subject of equine pain, condensing this subject in to an informative and thought provoking conversation on the subject of pain.

Together, Ross and Amy discuss some of the science behind what pain is, some of the physical and postural presentations you might see alongside the challenges faced as an equine professional and the broader considerations of the ethics involved.

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