About Karen Eastham
Karen grew up with horses and has always had a passion for animals. She left school and trained to become a BHS Instructor prior to becoming a Nurse.
Karen grew up with horses and has always had a passion for animals. She left school and trained to become a BHS Instructor prior to becoming a Nurse.
The St Francis Essences are a range of natural vibrational essences made from the wildflowers and plants in the Pendle countryside in the heart of Lancashire.
Karen now incorporates all her conventional and complementary knowledge and skills that facilitate a holistic approach to caring and supporting people and horses.
These courses are aimed at people who have a passion for horses or who work in the Equestrian Industry
Do you want to feel confident and able to handle all the life challenges that come your way whilst being who YOU want to be?
Do you want to achieve a calm, relaxed balanced way of living and being that will promote health and contentment for you or your horse?
While working with Compassionate Connection through Horses you can learn how to
Karen Eastham, is an experienced Nurse Psychotherapist, Complementary Therapist, Horse Handler and Instructor who can assist you or your horse to achieve personal growth by getting rid of unwanted emotions and behaviours in the areas of Communication, trust, positive attitude, confidence, relationship building skills, boundaries, connection and much more.
You don't have to have a horse to work with Karen just the desire to let their influence help you to discover your own true self.
that empower horses and people
This Exercise is taught to your horse in steps to help him to learn to be calm and relaxed for his front limb exercises. If he can’t do the first step properly then give him time and don’t rush him to get to the rotation exercise as he is telling you he is not ready yet. When people have rushed this stage it results in the horse being tense every time he picks his feet up in the presence of people resulting in muscle tightness and imbalance
Work your horse on the lunge line ensuring that he is able to carry himself with his head and neck softly flexed to the inside of the circle and that he is not falling onto his inside shoulder. Practice walking him in straight lines for short distances so that he learns how to carry himself straight.