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Charlas honestas con personas vinculadas al sector ecuestre compartiendo sus experiencias en el sector.La primera entrevista de EquestrianSounds - 001 hemos contado con la colaboración de un buen amigo Alberto León Busquier (Jinete de saltos de obstáculos y técnico deportivo…
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Equestrian Sounds #052 | Carmen Mandly: psicología, caballos y el valor de ser auténtica (opens the original)
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Carmen Mandly tiene 26 años, es psicóloga sanitaria y trabaja desde Málaga integrando los caballos en su práctica clínica. Llegó a los caballos porque con ellos podía ser ella misma sin máscaras, sin filtros. Y esa misma autenticidad es la que hoy lleva a sus sesiones. En este episodio hablamos de cómo construir un proyecto profesional en un sector todavía sin regular, de la importancia de valorar la formación especializada que hay detrás de este trabajo, y de por qué la educación emocional y el
EquestrianSounds. Little Ears. Big Feelings, Small Horse EP 04 (opens the original)
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Some of the most important lessons don't come from books. They come from horses. Equestrian Sounds · Little Ears is a bilingual podcast series for children aged 3–6 and families who listen beside them. Each episode is a short bedtime story, told in English and Spanish, starring a real horse from iPoney Outdoors Spaces in the Basque Country, Spain. Through Minimus and Elvis, little ears learn about trust, fear, patience, grief, joy, and choice; grounded in the real science of horse welfare and th
Equestrian Sounds #051 | Nicky Ross: What happens when horses chooses (opens the original)
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What if horses could regulate your nervous system by choice? In episode 51 of Equestrian Sounds, I sit down with Nicky Ross equine behaviourist, published researcher, and founder of Horse Play Highlands, to talk about what unfolded when 10 people from completely different backgrounds spent 4 days with semi-feral ponies in the Scottish Highlands. What happened wasn't planned. The ponies chose to engage. And what emerged was a living demonstration of bi-directional physiological coupling, horses a
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