Equine Epiphany - Equine Assisted Learning, Equestrian Coaching

Equine Epiphany - Equine Assisted Learning, Equestrian Coaching Certified Practitioner of Equine Assisted Learning, Intuitive Horsemanship Coach It creates the space of possibility for sustainable change.

EQUINE ASSISTED LEARNING
Every human needs a bit of assistance from time to time. Equine Assisted Learning a a proven methodology that yields results for people seeking profound personal development. Maggie is a certified EAL Practitioner since 2017. HORSEMANSHIP COACHING
Maggie Johnson, Horsemanship Coach and Equine Behavior Specialist, helps horse owners with their horses' existing unwanted beha

viors, and provides them with skills and knowledge to prevent future unwanted behavior, under saddle or on the ground. Equine Epiphany is experiential learning and training for hands-on horse owners who seek visionary, cutting-edge education in a lighthearted, supportive atmosphere. You will expand what they already know, and garner information and skills that will get you straight to your horsemanship goals with a happier, more willing equine partner. Nowhere else will you experience this level of education, a blend of current knowledge from the global world of Equine Behavior Science, Equitation Science, traditional riding and non-traditional riding training. Get ready to experience something truly profound. Horse Behavior explained in action, in the moment. It will blow your mind.

03/11/2026

Taking care of yourself is NOT SELFISH -your well-being promotes others' well-being!

02/20/2026

Real people, real horses, lasting clarity. Equine-Assisted Experiences with a Certified Coach can open your eyes to your inner self, and your joy.

02/15/2026

Rediscover your true self.

02/11/2026
The Equine Epiphany Herd is here for everyone who needs support to navigate life. Everyone.
01/18/2025

The Equine Epiphany Herd is here for everyone who needs support to navigate life. Everyone.

On this Gratitude Sunday, we take time to reflect on the power and strength in nature.
08/04/2024

On this Gratitude Sunday, we take time to reflect on the power and strength in nature.

Have you ever felt the terrible feeling of not being true to yourself? The older I get, the less tolerance I have for an...
07/31/2024

Have you ever felt the terrible feeling of not being true to yourself? The older I get, the less tolerance I have for anything or anyone that is not authentic, not genuine. I have "smiled for the camera", or changed something about myself so that other people would be more comfortable with me. It feels awful, and we push that feeling down for the "benefit" of other people.

You will never have to do that with a horse. They help us to understand what it means to live in our own authenticity, because that is their very nature.

07/31/2024

If your authentic self is what you are meant to be, why is being true to yourself so damn hard? Tell me!

MYTHBUSTERS! Many people believe that horses are like big dogs. Well, not so much. Horses and dogs have numerous shared ...
07/29/2024

MYTHBUSTERS! Many people believe that horses are like big dogs. Well, not so much. Horses and dogs have numerous shared interests, including a safe place to be, food, treats, and enjoying Human company and interactions. This is true of many domesticated animals.

While dogs are predators and meat-eaters, horses are non-predatory herbivores. Horses also have a social structure that differs greatly from that of dogs. Their communicative body language is vastly different. One example is ears back and down, with body relaxed. For dogs, this signifies friendliness and submission. It is quite the opposite in horses!

It’s Gratitude Sunday! Today we are grateful for Bill Johnson here at Equine Epiphany Farm. When he’s not working as a V...
07/28/2024

It’s Gratitude Sunday! Today we are grateful for Bill Johnson here at Equine Epiphany Farm. When he’s not working as a VP for a global IT company, he’s in charge of our team-building workshops. He’s also known to feed the horses, clean up poo, and anything else that’s necessary. What a blessing!

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