One of the reasons people come to a Nature's View workshop is to work on their mental tools through self reflection and awareness. A great way of starting the round pen work during a session is an activity we call "Finding the Middle." Through this activity, Bruce walks a participant through a series of steps that demonstrate state of mind before actually working with a horse. Tune in to hear Bruce's process of introducing the activity and his philosophy behind the importance of developing mental tools to a higher degree.
For more on an EXPERIENCE Nature's View session and other Nature's View training information, visit our website, www.naturesview.us. For a specific trailer loading session at work, visit the EQUUS Film Channel at www.filmfestivalflix.com and watch the Natural Humanship Trailer Loading episode. The channel features a variety of films presented at the EQUUS Film Festival. There is a free trial period and then a small monthly subscription fee for some amazing films~ its worth a look!
To view video footage along with one of the Whinny Tales episodes, visit our YouTube channel at Camden Film Group. Thanks for tuning in!
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