Why should you train your eye?

Noticing the subtle nuances of your horse's emotional states is important to be able to best support them. Rather than judging your horse's behaviour, you will learn to understand and connect with them on a much deeper level.

  • Learn to differentiate between fight, flight, freeze, fawn or states such as dissociation

  • Support your horse best in any given situation

  • Tune into your horse's body language

  • Connect with your horse on a much deeper level

Course curriculum

    1. Welcome!

    1. Example

    1. 1 Train Your Eye with Ravi

    2. 1 Ravi Answers

    1. 1 Train Your Eye with Rubio

    2. 1 Rubio Answers

    3. 2 Train Your Eye with Rubio

    4. 2 Rubio Answers

    5. 3 Train Your Eye with Rubio

    6. 3 Rubio Answers

    1. 1 Train Your Eye with Onyx

    2. 1 Onyx Answers

    3. 2 Onyx Dissociation vs. Relaxation

    1. About this next video..

    2. Lilly Lunging Session

About this course

  • Free
  • 27 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

Learn to differentiate the subtle little nuances!

Why the subtle nuances? Because your horse is able to shift in and out of emotional states just like you are.

The more you learn to understand and read their facial and body expressions, the easier you can support them in tricky situations and co-regulate them.

This is a free offer, based on my series Train Your Eye on Instagram. The Thinkific Portal offers you the chance to re-watch videos, slow them down to analyse better and have everything in a concise format.

I am so glad you're here! 🤍



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Train Your Eye

Learn to read your horse's facial and body expression and find out which emotional state they are in

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Meet Your Guide

MSc Equine Science Steffi Spielhaupter

Hi, my name is Steffi. I'm an Equine Scientist (MSc) and Equine Therapist (ESMT) and I am happiest when I support you on your individual journey of conscious horse-human connection and personal growth. I love working with the fine nuances of your horse's soundness (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual states) and helping you distinguish between them, always considering the health of your horse's nervous system in the process. Soundness, to me, is not just a word to describe a healthy and balanced horse, it is a way of living and interacting. The practical implementation of all knowledge starts with you and I'm so excited you're here! :)