"Out of my mind; back in 5 minutes" ~ The sign appealed to my warped sense of humor, and it aptly described the feeling of chaos that often accompanied a day in the life of a nurse in corporate America.

I still have the sign, packed away with the souvenirs of my forme...

For those of you looking for a good summer read,  check out Rupert Isaacson's book "The Horse Boy".  Isaacson touches on several themes from the healing power of equine-interactive therapy,  the stress of parenting and autism, and the exploration of shamanic healing in...

We've had an amazing response for our Seeing with the Heart Workshop -   the workshop is filling up fast and promises to be a great group!!

Contact Kim for any additional information about the workshop:  kim@equineenergetix.com

We think of our  "Seeing with the Heart Workshop ~ A Journey with Horses to Discover our Authentic Power" as our signature workshop.    The beauty and power of the workshop experience comes alive in  "Horse as Teacher:  the Path to Authenticity" (2009)....

Throw back Thursday ~ "Innovative Approaches to Helping Horses" by James Cassese, LCSW  from 2012 as it appeared in Hudson Valley Horse Source.  

James writes about  EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a treatment originally designed as a treatme...

Jane Savoie interviews James Cassese LCSW about his groundbreaking work in Equine Energetix . Set aside a little bit of time to enjoy this wonderful discussion on Throwback Thursday.

Click on the link to hear the interview:  http://ds1.downloadtech.net/cn1086/audio/117...

by James Cassese  LCSW

We are dynamic beings, we exist--only for a moment--

on a spectrum of where we have been and   where we will end up. A Buddhist proverb tells us that "you cannot step in the same river twice." Everyone and everything around us is subject to consta...

by Kim Hampton

“As I soothe you I surprise wounds of my own this long time unbothered. As you stand, scathed and scabbed, with your head up, I swab. As you press, I lean into my own loving touch, for which no wound is too ugly.

Linda McCarriston, “Healing the Mare”

How...

by James Cassese LCSW

"The age of the utilitarian horse is over. But the horse as an object of art, as a subject of concern, as a monument to character development is now more important than ever."

Charles de Kunffy

While not entirely accurate in global-terms, De Kunf...