I’m Nancy Zintsmaster. I teach people to understand the language of horses, so the horse chooses to be with them. No halters. No ropes. Just the conversation.
Many people come to me after trying everything. They’ve done the groundwork. They’ve tried different methods. And something is still missing.
What’s missing is usually the relationship.
I teach the Waterhole Rituals liberty training, created by my mentor and business partner, Carolyn Resnick. This is not trick training, treat training, or stunts. They are steps based on the horse’s own language. They teach you to communicate with a horse at liberty through your body language, your intention, and your energy. Along the way, you build the confidence and clarity that help your horse understand what you are asking. And you become someone your horse wants to follow.
Your horse doesn’t just tolerate you, he seeks your companionship.
Maybe you’re a coach, a therapist, or someone who feels called to work with horses and people.
Many equine-assisted programs teach you how to work with clients. Very few teach you how to work with the horse.
The horse is your partner. You need to speak his language.
That’s why we created LHEAP, Liberty Horsemanship for Equine Assisted Professionals.
Learn about LHEAPYears ago, I rescued four starving Andalusians. They seemed “shut down.” They wanted nothing to do with me.
I did everything I knew, and nothing reached them. Then I learned it wasn’t the horses who were disconnected. It was me.
The horses had been communicating the whole time. I just had to learn to listen.
Read the whole storyStart where you are. Every horse, and every person, begins somewhere.
Time with real horses and real feedback. Learn to see what your horse is telling you, and how to answer.
See clinicsLearn the Waterhole Rituals at home, at your own pace, with Carolyn and me.
Explore coursesLiberty horsemanship for people who want to bring horses into their work with clients.
Learn about LHEAPPerhaps the question isn’t, How do I get my horse to do more?
Perhaps it is, What is my horse already trying to tell me?
If you’d like help finding out, I’d love to hear from you.
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