About Lucinda-

 

She began riding at age 4 and trained in Classical Hunt Seat and Show Jumping until age 14. After raising two children, studying Early Childhood Education and Sociology, and running several businesses for over 28 years as a CEO, she returned to horses 30 years ago at 41. Her small Arabian, Nemo, became the heart of her journey back into horsemanship-his story is one of many featured in her book Being Herd.

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"I am a teacher, a lifelong horsewoman, and an assembler of ideas. I research and gather information from the worlds of equine behavior, neuroscience, ethology, learning theory, emotional regulation, and Horse Speak®, then organize it into a form that horse enthusiast can actually use, and I am eager to share what I've learned. None of what I teach is my opinion- it is evidence-based and science-based, which offers reliable, repeatable results."

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Her work has became Being Herd & Seen™, a learning experience for both horse and human.

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Lucinda's mentors include:

• Dr. Stephen Peters- Neuroscientist and author of Horse Brain Science: The Neuroscience of Ethical Horsemanship

• Dr. Marthe Kiley-Worthington- Equine ethologist and author of Horse Watch: What It Is to Be Equine

• Jaak Panksepp- Founder of Affective Neuroscience and author of Affective Neuroscience: The Foundations of Human and Animal Emotions

• Sharon Wilsie- Founder of Horse Speak® and author of Essential Horse Speak: Continuing the Conversation

• Tom Dorrance- Natural Horsemanship pioneer and author of True Unity

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There are many other reference books. under more....