Upstream Horsemanship

Upstream Horsemanship "Helping horses and humans work better, together." In 2022 she became a member of the steering committee for the board of The Best Horse Practices Summit.

Allana has been around horses her entire life and graduated from Otterbein with a degree in Equine Science and Equine Assisted Therapies in 2018. In 2019 she became an Equine Acupressure and Massage Therapist, and integrates these bodywork methods into her training. Over the years she has developed her approach to training horses around the belief that through mindfulness, perpetual education, and

willingness to hear what the horse has to say we can create an environment where horses actively participate in their jobs and work together with the rider to achieve their goals. Allana's primary goal as a trainer is to help clients create a fluid partnership founded in communication and mutual benefit that redefines the boundaries of what is possible between horse and rider.

01/20/2025
I am so excited to share that The Best Horse Practices Summit is back! If you are seeking a community that brings togeth...
12/01/2024

I am so excited to share that The Best Horse Practices Summit is back! If you are seeking a community that brings together horse people of all walks of life that share the mutual desire to prioritize the mental and physical wellbeing of both horses and humans, this is the summit for you! The thing I like most about this summit is the learning environment it facilitates. Presenters and participants eat and socialize together as humans on the same journey with different paths. The connections made in these settings last a lifetime and set a precedent to build a better equine industry for us all.

Reward the effort, redirect the behavior. Good communication and progress relies on giving your horse feedback that will...
11/01/2024

Reward the effort, redirect the behavior. Good communication and progress relies on giving your horse feedback that will inform a better decision being made. Good relationships are fortified by communication that offers support when your partner is engaging with a difficult situation.

There is more to horsemanship than just constantly telling the horse they can't. It's harder, and requires more awareness, but it yields a partnership. Next time you're thinking about telling your horse "not that," be sure to include "but do THIS."

Pictured is Weezer unwinding.

10/04/2024

Some transitions and raised poles at liberty with Toast this morning.

09/17/2024

PBJ Connections is growing!

09/16/2024

We are thrilled to announce PBJ Connections is now in Galena!

We are so excited to be partnering with Finally Here Farms to serve the community around Galena, OH. We will be able to provide talk therapy in the office and equine assisted psychotherapy with their wonderful herd.

We are seeking new clients, staff for the location and opportunities to connect with the community. Please help us get the word out by commenting on this post and sharing!

Be on the look out for more news about availability and to meet the new therapy animals. 🐴🫏🦆🐥

Toast's teenie tiny "forelock braid" 🤣
08/30/2024

Toast's teenie tiny "forelock braid" 🤣

08/28/2024

How to Approach the Spooky Thing With Confidence

Here's an older video I made on utilizing loose serpentines as an exercise to create confidence in your horse during spooky situations.
One edit I will make to what is said in this video (around 3:32) is that I no longer view licking and chewing as directly indicative of processing, but rather simple endorphin release. In this case, I believe it is related to Rain's body and nervous system starting to shift from more sympathetic state to a parasympathetic state.

08/28/2024

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