Featured Press

The New York Times

Can We Learn Anything From Horses?

By Caity Weaver March 19, 2021

EQUUS offers life-changing “attunement” through the medium of horses. But how? “…gleaning from the horse Raven not only “what she wants you to know about her” but also “what she tells you about yourself.”

Vogue

How Equine Therapy Can Help Us Face Our Fears

By Marcia Desanctis December 2, 2020

If the horses possess an ability to reflect only what is true, then my truth is that fear is not a force holding me back. “There are other things that they reflected back to you,” Wendorf writes in an email. “Those are for you to continue to discover.”

Forbes

A Look At EQUUS, An Equine Program That’ll Change Your Life

By Christina Liao October 31, 2018

The ultimate goal is for clients “to gain the insights they are wanting for themselves. The EQUUS Experience creates awareness and opens the door to choice, and hence new directions forward.” Be prepared to go in as one person and leave feeling anew.

The Wall Street Journal

Will ‘Horse Therapy’ Make You Better At Your Job?

By Kate Donnelly December 4, 2018

These days, the herd animals are being tapped to facilitate communication, nourish creativity, build teamwork and even inspire leadership—without the saddle.

Kindred Magazine

Finding A Bridge To Indigenous Wisdom And Worldview

By Lisa Reagan March 20, 2021

The United Nation’s report on mass extinction rates warned in 2019 that technology will not save us. Our only hope, states the report, is that humans shift their consciousness from a Western, Dominator Culture Worldview to a Nature-Connected Indigenous Worldview.

Sounds True: Insights At The Edge

By Tami Simon October 6, 2020

In this podcast, Kelly joins Tami Simon to talk about her new book, Flying Lead Change: 56 Million Years of Wisdom for Leading and Living, and the unique evolutionary relationship between human beings and horses.

Coaches Rising

What Horses Can Teach Us About Leadership

This desire for meaning at work invites the idea of bringing spiritual practice into the workplace, to enable a greater sense of meaning and purpose. People inherently want to see their work as sacred.

AFAR Travel Guide

By Kate Donnelly

In partnership with the Four Seasons Rancho Encantado, the new groundbreaking equestrian program EQUUS practices a decade-old field known as equine integrated learning. At these stables in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, guests harness the power of the herd to gain (often very emotional) insights into themselves.

The Virtual Campfire

How You Can Lead From Behind With Kelly Wendorf

By Tony Martignetti September 23, 2020

What’s the most powerful type of leadership? It’s to lead from behind. The show’s guest today is Kelly Wendorf, an ICF Master Certified Coach and Founder of EQUUS. Kelly talks with Tony Martignetti how leading from behind is the emotional, psychic, and spiritual position you take to push others out so they can shine! Kelly also shares her passion for horses.

Intimacy with the World

By Durita Holm January 14, 2020

How to live deliberately! The fieldguide to being human, with author and coach Kelly Wendorf

Coacharya

Wonder Woman Wednesday

We have a lot to learn from animals - just ask Kelly Wendorf, whose life's work shows us what we can learn from horses about leadership. Kelly sat down with us for a chat about her work with horses, her journey to coaching and her upcoming book, Flying Lead Change (out October 2020).

MoxieCast

By Dr. Mandy Lehto April 28th, 2020

Today’s guest says a leader is someone entrusted with holding the heart of an endeavor or a family. It’s someone who inspires us “to hold each other well.” (I mean, how beautiful is that?)