There’s a shift happening in how we think about the relationship between horse and human. It’s no longer just about technique or control — it’s about connection, shared understanding, and the kind of partnership that leaves both sides stronger.

For those seeking a deeper path, Helen O’Hanlon’s upcoming course offers just that. Designed for horse owners and equine professionals, it blends equine and human neuroscience with psychology, learning theory, and personal development. But it’s not just theory — it’s hands-on, interactive, and focused on creating lasting change for both you and your horse.

An Interactive Approach to Lasting Change

This isn’t a pre-recorded course where you’re left to figure it out alone. Over four weeks, participants have access to a dynamic mix of learning tools and live support, including:

• Presentations to introduce core concepts.
• Weekly video coaching with direct feedback on your approach.
• Group discussions to share experiences and insights.
• Practical resources to apply the learning at your own pace.

The structure isn’t rigid. It’s designed to meet participants where they are — guiding them through reflection, practice, and growth. It’s a space where every step forward counts.

Shifting the Focus from Control to Connection

What makes this course stand out is its emphasis on mutual growth. Traditional training often focuses on “fixing” the horse, but Helen’s approach prioritises the relationship as a whole.

“This course is about unlocking the potential in both you and your equine partner,” says Helen. “It’s carefully curated to help you build stronger bonds, greater confidence, and lasting positive change.”

The work isn’t just about the horse. It’s about you too — your patience, your awareness, and your ability to build trust in moments that matter. This shift from control to connection is where the real change happens.

Course Details — How to Get Involved

📅 When: Thursdays, January 23rd – February 13th
⏰ Time: 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM (Online)
💶 Cost: €200

This isn’t a “drop-in” programme. It’s a guided process that asks for attention, reflection, and action. But for those who commit, it offers something rare: a stronger, more connected partnership with your horse.