Life Lessons Learned From Horses with TEDx Speaker & Horseman, West Taylor

Join us Friday, July 17th for Life Lessons Learned From Horses with West Taylor and enjoy an evening with friends by the creek. Horses teach us so much about how to be better in our world. From West's work with wild horses, he has distilled these messages. The horse teaches that it is a neuro chemical change that is required within the body that will change how we feel and believe about ourselves, about our relationship to others and our reality around us. You're welcome to BYOB.

West Taylor is a nationally recognized expert equine behaviorist with over 15 years of hands-on experience working with wild mustangs and troubled horses using science-based horsemanship. From his ranch at the base of Utah’s Fish Lake Mountains, West has dedicated thousands of hours to studying horse behavior at its purest form. His research focuses on the connection between a horse’s ability to relax and learn versus becoming stressed, anxious, or shut down. This deep understanding of the horse’s nervous system and emotional state forms the foundation of science-based horsemanship, a groundbreaking approach that can transform relationships between horses and humans.

The horse provides the open heart space for us to safely enter into, without judgment, without expectations. This type of connecting experience is difficult or often even impossible for us to have with other humans, and this is why we use a Mustang, a Wild horse to be a key component in our program.

Come to property at 585 S. Little Pole Road down Little Pole Canyon and find us near the creek in the canyon. https://maps.app.goo.gl/rtt3TRBzEdjm8PXn6