The YEAR OF THE FIRE HORSE begins FEBRUARY 17!
What does this mean and how will you move forward with purpose?
Join Equine Experiential Professionals for a community conversation about the evolving field of integrative equine care and training that deepens horse-human connections.
Discover how Chinese Zodiac’s Year of the Fire Horse is a time of transformation that can spark new insights, ignite clear intention, and fire up compassionate action.*
Listen to equine experts share inspiring stories that led to the creation of unique practices and modalities that improve horse-human relationships.
Learn evidence-based ways to connect deeply with horses and yourSELF, and how this benefits your overall wellBEing.
Gather at Mondiwell in Concord, MA for inspiring, informative conversation with:
Kerry Bosman, Compassionate Equine Trainer and Owner of Mango Bay Equestrian in Bedford, MA, who honors the way of the horse from the ground up, and believes that horseback riding should prioritize soundness in the horse and balance in the rider.
Kate Ford, LICSW, offering psychotherapy with horses at Moonlight Ranch in Tyngsboro, MA that incorporates a compassion-centered approach built on a foundation of well-being, consent and safety.
Jessica O’Neill, Integrative Equine Nutrition Coach and Healer at Orchard Brook Farm in Charlemont, MA, who creates conditions that support nervous system regulation through energy work, self-directed healing, plant medicine, and mindful listening rooted in trust and presence.
Lara Wilson, Experiential Energy Practitioner, Storytelling Mentor, and founder of Mondiwell in Concord, MA, whose integrative, trauma-sensitive guidance encourages greater present moment awareness, reframes old narratives and revitalizes natural ways of wellbeing.
$44 per person. Details and directions to Mondiwell’s serene retreat space provided after registration. Light refreshments provided.
Proceeds support the Wellness with Horses program at Mango Bay Equestrian and the Star Fire Sponsorship for senior horse transformation at Orchard Brook Farm.
Things to consider in the Year of the Horse
according to UK Acupuncturist and TCM practitioner, Ada Ooi
Regular movement and exercise that you can consistently maintain over time
Practicing nervous system regulation through breathwork, meditation, journaling, or time spent outdoors.
Creating clear boundaries around when and how you rest, remembering that it’s essential, not optional.
Things to do less of in the Year of the Horse
Over-scheduling. Leave space for action and spontaneity.
Ignoring fatigue and signs of exhaustion.
Confusing busyness with productivity.