10/17/2025
When we change and start listening and then having a two way conversation instead of a one way conversation, the horse says thank you in softness you have never felt or seen before. They are not naturally defiant animals. They are limbic. They suffer anxiety, grief, depression and PTSD just like we do.
"Limbic System and Behavior
"Limbic" refers to the limbic system, a complex network of brain structures deep in the forebrain that governs emotions, memories, and behavior. Key parts include the amygdala (emotions) and the hippocampus (memory), and it plays a crucial role in motivation, learning, and linking physical and emotional well-being.
Functions of the limbic system
Emotions and behavior: It processes and manages emotions, behaviors, and motivations.
Memory: It is involved in the formation of long-term memory and has strong connections to the sense of smell.
Autonomic functions: It helps manage autonomic functions like heart rate and blood pressure.
Motivation: It connects to our drives and can be associated with motivation.
Potential signs of dysfunction
Difficulty regulating emotions
Changes in mood, personality, or impulse control
Behavioral issues
Hyperarousal or other symptoms related to anxiety
Link to health conditions
Dysfunction or damage to the limbic system can be associated with a variety of neurological and psychiatric conditions:
Mental health disorders: It is implicated in conditions like depression, anxiety disorders, and PTSD."
I teach you how to get deep into your horses mind and nervous system. I teach you leadership a horse desires. How to find confidence with your horse, for your horse. How to have a partnership like never before. I have multiple references and taking new clients now.
Shelley says it best in the meme below...
