Making Milestones

In this episode, Shelby interviews Elise Miki, an osteopath and equine therapist, discusses the myths surrounding early training of young horses, focusing on skeletal maturation and its implications. The conversation challenges industry norms, emphasizing evidence-based practices for horse health and longevity.

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equiliabriatherapeutics.com
instagram.com/eqtherapeutics

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Keywords

horse training, skeletal maturation, equine osteopathy, horse health, early training myths, bone development, veterinary research, horse industry critique

Shelby shares an honest life update, discussing her recent struggles including the loss of her father, financial hardships, mental health challenges, and her dreams of building a farm. She emphasizes the importance of finding joy amidst chaos, processing grief, and staying authentic while navigating life's difficulties.

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Keywords

life update, grief, mental health, financial stress, personal growth, authenticity, overcoming adversity, mental health therapy, farm dreams, self-care

In this deeply personal episode, Shelby reflects on grief, societal injustice, the corruption within the horse industry, and the importance of staying true to one's morals amidst systemic challenges. It’s a raw exploration of mental health, capitalism, and the potential for meaningful change rooted in empathy and authenticity.

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A short episode updating on recent life changes and discussing loss.

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A discussion on the problems within the industry and the common excuses used to justify their existence. This episode is an important discussion on cognitive dissonance and lack of accountability that is so common in the industry and how it is used to try to silence dissenters.

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