Trauma Release/
Emotional Regulation
Dr. Fay introduces you and your horse to The Four Questions Process. Through this process, the horse learns to find emotional stability and connect with you on a deeper level.
The Four Questions Process helps horses release trauma and discover a place of internal balance—mental, emotional, energetic, neurological, and spiritual.
A horse who has experienced trauma, or was subjected to dominance or fear-based training techniques may have dissociative tendencies or trouble regulating their nervous system. As a result, the trauma manifests as behavioral and training challenges. The Four Questions Process offers a path of self-healing for the horse.
TRAUMA RELEASE/
EMOTIONAL REGULATION
The memories of past traumas are stored in various locations in the body. If not released, these stored traumas can lead to chronic health conditions and/or negative behavioral responses. Automatic and/or negative behavioral responses can be triggered by you or something in the horse’s environment. Finding the event or events that trigger negative responses is key to removing an unwanted behavior.
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The root cause of many undesirable behaviors in horses is unresolved trauma. Unresolved trauma or stress can also impact the horse-human relationship. It prevents the person and/or the horse from being able to form healthy and close relationships.
Dr. Susie developed The Four Questions Process to identify and release stress/trauma in the horse’s body. It is easy and effective. She can guide you and your horse through this process either in-person or through a remote session.
SCHEDULE A SESSION
SESSIONS ARE CONDUCTED IN-PERSON OR VIA VIDEO CALL WITH YOUR HORSE PRESENT
SESSIONS ARE CONDUCTED USING ZOOM, FACEBOOK MESSENGER VIDEO CALL, OR FACETIME
SESSIONS ARE TYPICALLY ONE AND A HALF HOURS IN LENGTH
SESSIONS ARE $150/HOUR
To get the greatest benefit from a virtual Trauma/ Emotional Trigger Point Release session:
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Check that you have a good internet connection at your barn/paddock.
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Video quality of the call often depends on location and time of day. Extra time is included in the first session to determine which one works best for your area.
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Purchase a Pivo (tracking device for your cell phone), or have someone film for you.
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If you have someone film, make sure they will not contribute negative energy to the session.
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Use wireless earbuds so that you can hear better.
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Secure an enclosed space where the horse can remain within sight of the camera.
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VIRTUAL SESSION
REQUIREMENTS
CONTACT
To find a gathering, host a gathering, set up a private virtual or in-person session, or just ask a question, get in touch by filling out this form!