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MYTH BUSTERS BLOG
by Nancy K. Camp


Having completed my first full-length book, "From Whips to Whispers: Healing Through Ethical Horsemanship," I'm thrilled to launch this platform and invite you to explore with me the myths long embedded in conventional horse training and riding practices.
In this blog, we will delve into the misconceptions and outdated beliefs that continue to shape our relationships with horses, often prioritizing human ego over their well-being. Through thoughtful discussions, we will uncover valuable lessons that horses have to share, learning how to become more attuned to their needs and perspectives.
This transformational journey will encourage us to rethink how we interact with our equine companions, advocating for revolutionary changes in horse-human dynamics and the broader practices within the equestrian industry. Together, we’ll challenge the status quo and promote a deeper understanding of the true nature of our relationships with horses, grounded in empathy, respect, and ethical horsemanship. I look forward to embarking on this enlightening path with you and fostering a community that values curiosity, growth, and compassion.
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Topics:
Titles are clickable links or use the drop down menu above to navigate to specific posts.

Reevaluating the Norm of Getting Back on After a Fall 
Recognizing Resistance as Communication

UPCOMING:
Anatomy of a Pull-Back Incident (Four Parts)
Pulling Back (1): The Ripple Effect––Harm


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