In this episode, I sit down with Lindsay Knuth, a former private practice bodywork and massage therapist for people, who made a life-changing leap into the world of horses. After two decades of working with people, Lindsay’s life took an unexpected turn when an encounter with a Gypsy Vanner named Clover ignited a deep curiosity and spiritual connection with horses. This moment led Lindsay to eventually pursue training to work with equines.Now a passionate Mustang owner and advocate, Lindsay shares her journey of adopting and working with Mustangs—and assisting with their transition into domestic life. We dive into her desire to provide resources for Mustang owners navigating the transition for wild to domestic and her desire to provide support for those who may need additional tools and knowledge to care for their Mustangs.Throughout the episode, we also explore the important role of bodywork in supporting horses' physical and emotional well-being, and how animal communication plays a unique role in deepening the relationship between horses and humans. We discuss how connecting with these animals on a spiritual and physical level can lead to broader perspective and deeper understanding, for horses and humans.If you’ve ever wondered about the mystical relationship between humans and horses, or how Mustangs can thrive with the right support and care, this episode will leave you inspired and ready to connect more deeply with these incredible animals. Join us for an exploration of healing, bodywork, communication, and the spirit of Mustangs with Lindsay Knuth.Connect with Lindsay!Website:https://www.peregrineequinetherapy.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/peregrine.equine.therapies/

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