ABOUT US

At the Equine Wisdom Institute, we believe that horses offer honest feedback not through instruction, but through presence. They respond to what is real, what is regulated, and what is held with integrity. Our work is about creating the conditions where that communication can be felt, understood, and honored—without projection, force, or performance.

Through structured yet intuitive methods, we support individuals and facilitators in deepening awareness, cultivating trust, and building relationships that are grounded, ethical, and alive.

This is not about becoming someone else. It is about returning to what is already true.

“Their sessions helped me find calm and clarity. Each class brings peace and strength I carry into daily life. I’ve never felt more connected to my body and mind.”

Jenny

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Our Story, Your Path

Why the Horse is a Teacher

Horses do not analyze.
They do not interpret stories.
They do not respond to who you think you are.

They respond to what is present in the body.

Because horses are prey animals, their nervous systems are exquisitely attuned to coherence, tension, and safety. They feel what is happening beneath words and intentions and they respond honestly, without judgment.

This is why the horse becomes the mirror.

When the body is regulated, the horse softens.
When something is held, the horse reflects it.
When truth returns, the relationship shifts.

Not through technique.
Through alignment.

This is the foundation of the Equine Wisdom Integration Method™.

Community Support and Encouragement

Join a welcoming community that inspires growth and shares your yoga journey.

Enhanced Physical Flexibility and Strength

Build lasting physical resilience and flexibility through sequences that respect your body’s unique needs.

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Experience

“Their sessions helped me find calm and clarity. Each class brings peace and strength I carry into daily life. I’ve never felt more connected to my body and mind.”

Jenny

Student

Testimonials

What Listener Says

Practicing with this community has been truly transformative. The guidance is thoughtful, the atmosphere is calming, and the results are lasting. I feel more centered and balanced after every session.

Each session deepens my connection to mind and body. It’s more than just yoga—it’s a lifestyle that supports well-being and balance.

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“Their sessions helped me find calm and clarity. Each class brings peace and strength I carry into daily life. I’ve never felt more connected to my body and mind.”

Jenny

Blogger

Our Instructors

Meet Our Team

Our instructors bring expertise in yoga, mindfulness, and wellness, offering guidance and community support on your journey to well-being.

Donna Paulsen

Wellness Instructor

Jessica Pearson

Breathwork Specialist

Rachel Zane

Mindfulness Coach

FAQs

Answer Of Some Yoga Questions

How do you start yoga practice?

Begin with simple poses and gradually increase intensity as your body adjusts. It’s important to listen to your body and progress at your own pace.

What equipment do I need for yoga?

A yoga mat is essential, and props like blocks and straps can help enhance your practice. Comfortable clothing is also important to allow for full movement.

When can I practice yoga after eating?

It's best to wait at least 1-2 hours after eating before practicing yoga. This helps prevent discomfort during your poses.

What if I feel stuck with my practice?

Feeling stuck is natural. Consider exploring different types of classes, consulting with a yoga instructor, or incorporating mindfulness practices to deepen your experience.

What's the difference between yoga and meditation?

Yoga focuses on physical postures and breath control to enhance overall well-being, while meditation is primarily a mental practice that fosters mindfulness, relaxation, and clarity.

What are the benefits of a regular yoga practice?

A consistent yoga practice improves flexibility, strengthens the body, reduces stress, enhances mental clarity, and promotes overall well-being, both physically and emotionally.

Supporting ethical, horse-centered facilitation rooted in attunement, nervous system awareness, and respect for both horse and human.

EWIM™ offers a grounded framework for facilitators who value clarity, pacing, and integrity over performance or interpretation. This work is designed to be lived, embodied, and refined over time.