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Animal Communication - Equine Sports Massage Therapist - Interviewer - Podcaster I am truly grateful. Information update: 2016 - to present year.

Hello, my name is Ronnie and this is a short introduction on why I chose to work with horses/animals. First I will explain a little about myself and the reasons that set me of on my path, as an animal communicator. I would love to say to you that I have been doing this sort of work all my life but it would be untrue. I am in fact a late starter, as far as animal communication is concerned (I start

ed on my spiritual path many years ago which led me onto practising as a medium) but it was the arrival of my new mare in May 2005, that started me on this path. Like many people who own horses any spare cash is usually spent on the day to day expenses such as food and stabling and if any problems arise (not including medical emergency's) you have to see what you can juggle in order to pay for extra services. Without going into to much details, it would take to long, I was aware my mare had a few physical problems but did not know where the problem originated from. I found myself doing all the usual rounds of vets, chiropractors, and anyone else who I thought could help her (which they often did for a little while) but I found it so frustrating as they could not pin point the course of the problem, and I would not even think about riding her until I knew I had done everything in my power to make her right. I have since realised that everyone has a free will, including animals if given the opportunity and it is not in my power or my right to fix everything. However, I do believe I have helped in most cases, from the feedback I have received and I will continue to do so to the best of my ability, by listening to the animals and to pass on any messages they are trying to say. In this way the owners (carers) may have a little more insight of a particular situation or to simply reassure the people who love and care for them, that they have everything they need and are contented in their life. I have to thank my lovely mare (also my previous horses) for encouraging me to go beyond my boundaries in search for answers and in the process, I have found a wonderful gift within myself. It’s something we all possess and perhaps you just need a little help and encouragement to help you see your true potential. We all need a little encouragement from time to time, wherever in life you may be. I’m continually searching and I don't have all the answers but I did make a promise that I will do my very best to help any animal that comes my way or asks for help (which they do believe it or not) and the beauty is they never judge you or have ego's but they do have a genuine desire to help us all and for this . . . My work with horses over the years, has evolved and continues to grow and as with most things in life, I've developed new skills through natural and intuitive learning and also knowledge I've picked up along the way, through reading, study etc. I’ve also attended a couple of one day workshops and more recently (January 2019) I qualified as an Equine Massage Therapist to enable me understand a little more on how we can help our horses both mentally and physically and as always, I am guided by the information the animal relays to me, through intuitive communication and their body language. In short, I’m able to communicate with my hands through an intuitive and interactive way with the horse, to help show the client areas that may have been relayed to me (from the horse) or drawn to my attention in other ways. Horses are very good at letting me know where I need you to go but of course it does depend on the horse and I always work within their timeline, to make sure they are comfortable with what is happening. During and at the end of a session, it is usually apparent that something may have changed. How much and to what degree is totally dependent on the horse (and yourself) as it is never just about the horse . . . as I am sure you are aware. As part of my visit I will often recommend that you have a body worker of your choice to check your horse over from time to time, as it is very beneficial to the horse, either on a regular basis or when able . . . but of course it is just a recommendation. I always check with my client, after an initial conversation, to see if they have any real worries or concerns (particularly if it is pain or extreme behaviour related) and to advice them that a vet should always be their first port of call. If you have any further questions that you feel I have not answered in this brief introduction please feel free to message me and I will get back to you as soon as I am able. Thank you for taking the time to read the information. Regards and Best wishes

Ronnie.

19/08/2025

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12/08/2025

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH- MAGICAL ENERGY HEALING CIRCLE WITH THE MINIS.
Join me for a heart-opening Energy Healing Circle surrounded by the beautiful, grounding presence of our magical mini equines These special beings bring their powerful energy to help us hold space for deep rest, reset, and renewal.
Come as you are — release, receive, and reconnect.Experience powerful healing on all levels — body, mind, and spirit. Leave feeling recharged, realigned, and held in a sacred circle of calm.
Sat Sept 13th at 2pm. £20.
Booking essential, please message me for information.

20/07/2025

Podcast is ready!
Susan is a delightful young woman and having the opportunity to chat about her life and love for the horses she cares for, made me realise she is much wiser beyond her years.

Don't take my word for it, have a listen for yourself 🙂

Interview with Susan Glick - Heart song EquineI came aware of Susan through a a post I saw on Locki Phillips page Emotional Horsemanship, where she wrote about how horses have changed and guided her throughout her life but also how a shift in cons...

05/07/2025

Why Remote STEP Training Is Different — And Necessary

At our farm, the horses in the barn are deeply engaged in rebuilding their bodies. While this intensive work happens on-site, it also creates precious breathing space for us to support our international clients through remote STEP Training.

It’s important to know: remote STEP Training is not simply the same series of exercises we use at the farm. Over years of working both on the road and over the internet, we’ve documented crucial differences in outcomes depending on the environment, consistency of application, and the level of human investment.

These observations led us to adapt remote STEP Training into a format that slows the transformation sequence. Why? Because the accelerated shifts horses experience at our farm can be overwhelming for owners when attempted remotely. Slowing the process helps owners better understand—and accept—the natural power behind STEP’s methods.

The Human Factor: Why Mindset Matters

Many readers dismiss the notion that the placebo effect—or more accurately, the power of belief and expectation—could influence results in horse training. Yet research across neuroscience and psychophysiology consistently demonstrates that human states of mind affect both personal performance and the animals we handle.

Studies show that human brainwaves in creative, relaxed states (often called “alpha” or “flow states”) improve communication and non-verbal connection with animals.¹

Horses, as prey animals, are exquisitely sensitive to human nervous system states and mirror the emotional coherence—or incoherence—of their handlers.²

Belief and expectation can modulate stress hormones and even immune response in humans and animals alike.³

In our work, we see this play out clearly. Owners with a scientific, analytical mindset often bring skepticism or interventionist tendencies that disrupt the natural flow of STEP’s principles. In contrast, owners who enter sessions with curiosity, creativity, and willingness to “allow” tend to see far greater transformations in their horses.

This is not magic—it’s biology and physics. The nervous system, fascia, and energetic fields interact continuously, whether we’re aware of it or not.

Why Remote Training Takes Longer

Here’s the reality: while we’d love to bring every horse to our farm for hands-on work, it’s simply not practical for many clients. Transporting long distance horses, horses with significant postural imbalances or stress-induced body shapes, can be stressful and costly. Remote STEP Training makes it possible for owners anywhere in the world to begin shifting their horse’s patterns safely at home.

However, it does require more sessions than having a horse physically present here. The slower pace allows both horse and human to integrate changes without overwhelming their nervous systems.

We’ve learned that explaining this process to communities solely focused on physical mechanics is often an uphill battle we don’t have time to fight. Instead, we focus on results remote STEP Training delivers.

If you’re curious whether remote STEP might be right for your horse, we’d love to talk. The possibilities for change are still remarkable even from afar.

Photo: analysis of conformation is STEP 1 in development of individualized REMOTE STEP training programs.

References

¹ Dietrich, A. (2004). Neurocognitive mechanisms underlying the experience of flow. Consciousness and Cognition, 13(4), 746–761.
² McGreevy, P. D., & McLean, A. N. (2010). Equitation Science. Wiley-Blackwell.
³ Benedetti, F. (2014). Placebo Effects: Understanding the mechanisms in health and disease. Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 54, 19–39.

20/06/2025

I am so excited to announce an interview on 24 June at 7pm (UK) with Susan Glick from Heart Song Equine.

I came aware of Susan through a a post I saw on Locki Phillips page Emotional Horsemanship, where she wrote about how horses have changed and guided her throughout her life but also how a shift in consciousness/ humanity has also brought about a change, on how we view horses and interact with the magnificent beings.

After a brief conversation with Susan, I already knew there was more to this lady than meets the eye.

I hope you can join us for an intersting conversation chatting about horses, humans and so much more.

You can view this interview on YouTube or facebook.
https://www.youtube.com/
https://www.facebook.com/equinevoices...

Bio:
Susan was born and raised in an Amish community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. Horses have always been a big part of her life, and even since leaving the Amish lifestyle 3 years ago, she continues to live in the community and advocate for the health and wellbeing of the Amish horses.

Susan is a liberty horsemanship trainer, clinician, and performer. She is a big fan of Whole Horse Wellness, she will always advocate for the horse, and is a big supporter of Horse-First, Gentle, Attuned Horsemanship.

Her mission is to help people connect more deeply with others, horses, and themselves, and with God, the source of all connection.

Any further information on Susan take a look at her fb page.
www.facebook.com/heartsong.equine1

18/06/2025

Podcast ready!
Just a little conversation with myself and yes . . . I do talk to myself . . . often 😊

Chilling with The Girls.After a long, lovely day I went and sat out at the far end of my paddock appreciating the day, the things I have in my life and the beautiful sounds of all the birds flying around the fields.This little conversation, with m...

17/06/2025

Jane will be running up and coming courses very soon.

For any further information contact Jane direct on her page 🙂

15/06/2025

Jane is a beautiful soul who works with humans and animals.

Her skills speak for themselves and if you are in the area or looking to develop your own abilities don’t hesitate to contact Jane for further information 🙂

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23/04/2025

What if horses didn’t have to cry ?

What if pain wasn’t the teacher we relied on?

These are the questions I ask myself almost every day.

Because the greatest gift horses have ever given me isn't about riding or ribbons—it’s the invitation to stop thinking. To slow down. To listen. To trust something older and wiser than words.

They’ve taught me to observe with my senses, not just my eyes. To feel energy shift before movement even begins. To let go of ego, and simply be present.

Each horse that arrives brings a mystery. I never know what I’ll face. But when the horse begins to trust, when we cross that invisible bridge, something beautiful happens. The confusion fades. The mask falls. And I see the horse's truth, clear as day.

I’ve faced some truly mind-bending situations. Cases others gave up on. Horses labeled as dangerous, neurologic, beyond repair. No drugs. No diagnostic machines. No degrees on my wall. Just deep trust, careful observation, and a training philosophy that honors the body’s natural design.With a clear understanding the horse creates the right dynamics and they stop crying.

Today, another so-called “hopeless” horse left my barn. For the first time in three years, he walked without pain. His seizures have stopped. He can feel his own feet. His fear of people is melting away. He wants to connect.

He was diagnosed with Wobbler Syndrome. But the cause? Man-made.
Not nature, not genetics—training methods. Overbending. Tying down or up. Hobbles. Young bodies forced into shapes they weren’t ready to hold.

This is the real epidemic. Not just wobblers—but a loss of wisdom. We’ve trusted devices and formulas over relationship balance and respect We’ve forgotten how to see. How to feel. How to wait.

It’s fulfilling to help these horses find themselves again. But I shouldn’t have to do this.

So I’m asking you to sit with this:

What would change if we trained horses who never had to cry?
What if balance, not dominance, guided our hands?
What if we taught our kids to listen before they ask a horse to obey?

The answers are in the questions.
The healing starts with wonder.

Have you ever had a moment where a horse taught you to pause and everything changed?
I'd love to hear your story in the comments.

15/04/2025

A peaceful ending to a session today with a beautiful (very large 😊) horse called Freddie and his lovely caretaker Emily.

I never know what I will be presented with when I connect to a client and their horse but it never seases to amazes me, the information and sharing that takes place between horse and human.

Where it takes them is down to each individual person but when the doors are open, anything is possible 🧡

08/04/2025

Podcast ready!
After a session with a lovely client and her beautiful horse today, I felt the urge to share a few moments from the conversation 🙂

Communication Comes in Many FormsGoodness, It has it really been 4 months since me last episode! "Yes Ronnie it has" . . . lol Sometimes that's how the dice roll, it was not my intention but there are times when you have to stop tr...

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Introduction

Hello, my name is Ronnie and this is a short introduction on why I chose to work with horses/animals.

First I will explain a little about myself and the reasons that set me of on my path, as an animal communicator. I would love to say to you that I have been doing this sort of work all my life but it would be untrue.

I am in fact a late starter, as far as animal communication is concerned (I started on my spiritual path many years ago which led me onto practising as a medium) but it was the arrival of my new mare in May 2005, that started me on this path. Like many people who own horses any spare cash is usually spent on the day to day expenses such as food and stabling and if any problems arise (not including medical emergency's) you have to see what you can juggle in order to pay for extra services. Without going into to much details, it would take to long, I was aware my mare had a few physical problems but did not know where the problem originated from. I found myself doing all the usual rounds of vets, chiropractors, and anyone else who I thought could help her (which they often did for a little while) but I found it so frustrating as they could not pin point the course of the problem, and I would not even think about riding her until I knew I had done everything in my power to make her right. I have since realised that everyone has a free will, including animals if given the opportunity and it is not in my power or my right to fix everything.

However, I do believe I have helped in most cases, from the feedback I have received and I will continue to do so to the best of my ability, by listening to the animals and to pass on any messages they are trying to say.

In this way the owners (carers) may have a little more insight of a particular situation or to simply reassure the people who love and care for them, that they have everything they need and are contented in their life. I have to thank my lovely mare (also my previous horses) for encouraging me to go beyond my boundaries in search for answers and in the process, I have found a wonderful gift within myself.

It’s something we all possess and perhaps you just need a little help and encouragement to help you see your true potential. We all need a little encouragement from time to time, wherever in life you may be. I’m continually searching and I don't have all the answers but I did make a promise that I will do my very best to help any animal that comes my way or asks for help (which they do believe it or not) and the beauty is they never judge you or have ego's but they do have a genuine desire to help us all and for this . . . I am truly grateful.

Information update: 2016 - to present year. My work with horses over the years, has evolved and continues to grow and as with most things in life, I've developed new skills through natural and intuitive learning and also knowledge I've picked up along the way, through reading, study etc. I’ve also attended a couple of one day workshops and more recently (January 2019) I qualified as an Equine Massage Therapist to enable me understand a little more on how we can help our horses both mentally and physically and as always, I am guided by the information the animal relays to me, through intuitive communication and their body language. In short, I’m able to communicate with my hands through an intuitive and interactive way with the horse, to help show the client areas that may have been relayed to me (from the horse) or drawn to my attention in other ways. Horses are very good at letting me know where I need you to go but of course it does depend on the horse and I always work within their timeline, to make sure they are comfortable with what is happening. During and at the end of a session, it is usually apparent that something may have changed. How much and to what degree is totally dependent on the horse (and yourself) as it is never just about the horse . . . as I am sure you are aware. As part of my visit I will often recommend that you have a body worker of your choice to check your horse over from time to time, as it is very beneficial to the horse, either on a regular basis or when able . . . but of course it is just a recommendation. I always check with my client, after an initial conversation, to see if they have any real worries or concerns (particularly if it is pain or extreme behaviour related) and to advice them that a vet should always be their first port of call. If you have any further questions that you feel I have not answered in this brief introduction please feel free to message me and I will get back to you as soon as I am able. Thank you for taking the time to read the information. Regards and Best wishes Ronnie.