Healing through Horsemanship Women's Circles
Our Women’s Circles offer a place to slow down, arrive fully, and reconnect — with yourself, with community, with the land, and with the horses who walk beside us.
These gatherings are designed to support nervous-system regulation, embodied awareness, and authentic connection. Through fire, breath, movement, and time with the horses, we explore what it means to be present, attuned, and in relationship — without force, expectation, or performance.
You are welcome exactly as you are.
These circles are for women who:
Feel called to slow down and reconnect with themselves
Desire grounded, embodied practices rather than “fixing” or striving
Are curious about horses as mirrors and teachers (no riding required)
Long for authentic connection and shared presence with other women
Are navigating transition, stress, grief, growth, or simply seeking deeper alignment
No prior horse experience is necessary. All interactions with the horses take place on the ground.
The Flow
Opening Circle (1 Hour)
Season by season, our gathering shifts with the land.
In the colder months, we gather around the fire with warm drinks and nourishing snacks, inviting warmth, grounding, and arrival.
In the warmer months, we gather around an altar with cool drinks and nourishing snacks, honouring openness, vitality, and connection to the land.
This portion of the circle includes gentle grounding practices, breathwork, somatic awareness, meditation, and mindful movement — supporting regulation, presence, and connection with your inner wisdom.
Time with the Horses (1 Hour)
We then move into the field, or the arena, with our herd of horses.
Here, we explore the principles of relational horsemanship and embodied presence through direct experience. The horses offer honest, non-judgmental feedback — reflecting qualities such as clarity, boundaries, softness, and trust.
This time invites integration of what was cultivated around the fire or altar, allowing insight to move from concept into lived experience.
Circle Values
Our Women’s Circles are held with care, integrity, and respect.
We commit to:
Be with what is present
Honour the wisdom of the body
Offer witnessing rather than fixing
Uphold confidentiality
- Speak from personal truth
- Welcome silence and spaciousness
- Practice presence through regulation
- Practice clear and compassionate consent
- Respect the horses as equal participants
- Trust the process and the circle
Your participation is guided by your own comfort, boundaries, and needs.
Schedule
Select Mondays & Saturdays
9:30 am – 11:30 am
Circles run seasonally throughout the year.
Registration
To register, click on the date you wish to register for, and you will be directed to a secure credit card payment page.
A $3.00 processing fee applies to credit-card payments (per circle).
If you prefer to pay by e-transfer, please reach out using the contact form at the bottom of this page.
Self Care Investment
Women’s Circles are $70 per circle. A sliding scale of $50–$70 is available to support accessibility and sustainability within our community. If accessing the sliding scale would be supportive for you, please reach out using the contact form at the bottom of this page.
Upcoming Winter 2026 Dates
- Monday, January 12th, 2026
- Saturday, January 17th, 2026
- Monday, January 26th, 2026
- Monday, February 9th, 2026
- Saturday, February 14th, 2026
- Monday, February 23rd, 2026
- Monday, March 9th, 2026 – Cancelled
- Saturday, March 14th, 2026
Upcoming Spring 2026 Dates
- Monday, March 23rd, 2026
- Monday, April 13th, 2026 – Cancelled
- Monday, April 27th, 2026
- Monday, May 11th, 2026
- Saturday, May 23rd, 2026
- Monday, May 25th, 2026
- Monday, June 8th, 2026
- Saturday, June 13th, 2026
Booking Policies
- Payment: All bookings for our women’s circles must be paid for in advance to secure your spot.
- Cancellation Policy:
- Cancellations made within 48 hours of the circle are non-refundable and non-transferable.
- If you need to cancel within this timeframe, you may use your payment as a credit towards a future circle.
Your Guides
Brooklyn Rae Greig is a CHA Certified Equine Professional, Horsemanship Instructor & Trainer, and soon-to-be 200-hour certified Yoga Teacher. She is a lifelong student of the horse, the body, and the soul—passionate about the transformative power of presence, movement, and relationship.
Creative, intuitive, and deeply compassionate, Brooklyn brings a grounded and heart-centered approach to everything she offers. She is dedicated to the lifelong path of healing and reclamation—walking with women as they reconnect to their inner wisdom through the rhythm of the herd, breath, and the land.
Brooklyn values depth and lightness in equal measure—holding space for both honest emotional exploration and the joy and levity that make healing sustainable.
She is also a wife, mother, daughter, and sister who holds family, community, and connection at the core of her life. Her healing journey has taken her from the shores of Hawaii and the islands of Fiji to the forests of Salt Spring and the sacred earth of Southern Vancouver Island, BC—where she now calls home.
Meghan Keeler is a Cartier Farms and PATH International Certified Equine Assisted Learning Facilitator, Educational Assistant, and Community Support Worker with a deep commitment to fostering growth, connection, and emotional well-being through the wisdom of the horse-human relationship.
As a wife, mother, and sister, Meghan brings grounded compassion and a nurturing presence to everything she does. Whether guiding clients through experiential learning with horses or supporting individuals in their personal development, she creates spaces where people feel seen, heard, and empowered to grow.
With a natural ability to connect, Meghan holds space with quiet strength, heartfelt care, and an unwavering belief in the healing power of relationship—between humans, and between humans and horses.
Our Herd – our horses walk beside us as friends, teachers, and companions on this wild and beautiful journey of life.
Each member of our herd brings a unique personality, story, and energetic presence to the field of relationships. Some are bold, some are quiet; some carry deep wisdom in stillness, others invite movement and playful curiosity. Together, they create a dynamic and intuitive web of connection that supports each person’s process in just the way they need.
Through the principles of relational horsemanship, we focus on building trust, emotional awareness, and mutual respect—rather than dominance or performance. In this space, horses are free to express themselves authentically, and participants are invited into a genuine relationship rather than roles or expectations.
The horses respond to who we are beneath the surface—reflecting our nervous systems, our truths, our longing for connection, and the parts of ourselves we may have forgotten. This honest feedback is powerful, not because it tells us what to do, but because it invites us to remember who we are.
Whether standing quietly in shared presence, engaging in groundwork, or simply breathing beside them, our herd offers a deep kind of medicine—one rooted in embodiment, emotional congruence, and the innate wisdom of the herd.
They don’t ask us to be anything other than real. And in return, they offer something rare: co-regulation, clarity, and the possibility of coming home to ourselves.
Do I need to have experience?
No. You do not need to have any experience with these practices or with horses. Your participation in both will include a gentle introduction and for those with more experience, we will create space to expand your practices. Your interactions with the horses will all be on the ground, at liberty, and online, which allows for open and honest communication. ‘At liberty’ is a horsemanship term that means you will have no tack or equipment connecting the two of you. Online means with a halter and lead.
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