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The Fear of Death is a Natural Fear Experienced by Many People

The Fear of Death is a Natural Fear Experienced by Many People

by The Mane Intent | Dec 10, 2024 | Muse from The Round Pen

“I am afraid of dying,” she said. The client is a 10-year-old girl who is struggling to sleep. “I’m afraid of how I might die.”  The fear of death, also known as thanatophobia or mortality salience, is a deeply ingrained, natural fear experienced by many people...
“Shifting Perspectives” — Journey On Podcast Summit

“Shifting Perspectives” — Journey On Podcast Summit

by The Mane Intent | Dec 3, 2024 | Muse from The Round Pen

“Your vision will only become clear when you look into your heart.” – Carl Jung  “Remember when all you wanted was what you have now,” said Brendan O’Reilly. Those words stuck to me and still give me reason to pause as they really capture the essence of the life...
“Rooted in Who We Are”: Supporting Healing in Indigenous Communities.

“Rooted in Who We Are”: Supporting Healing in Indigenous Communities.

by The Mane Intent | Nov 26, 2024 | Muse from The Round Pen

“Indigenous children today are still being very much impacted by colonial harm,” shared Dr. Nicole Ineese-Nash. Dr. Ineese-Nash was recently a guest on the Little Eyes, Little Ears podcast hosted by Dr. Linda Baker and the Western Centre for Research and Education on...
Daily Chores and the Benefits of Routine

Daily Chores and the Benefits of Routine

by The Mane Intent | Nov 18, 2024 | Muse from The Round Pen

Every morning my day starts with farm chores. It is a ritual that I’ve come to enjoy and really appreciate. First I open the door to the chicken house and everyone comes out in a rush of feathers eager to greet the world. Eggs are gathered. Then I feed the cats and...
The Power of the Group: Self-Awareness is best done with others

The Power of the Group: Self-Awareness is best done with others

by The Mane Intent | Jun 28, 2024 | News and Updates

“To become more self-aware, sometimes you need a friend. Two friends are better. Self-reflection is best done with others,” Simon Sinek concluded in a recently podcast interview with Brené Brown and Adam Grant. These sentiments are a reflection of how I feel about the...
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Clyde is healthy and happy — run Clyde run! Clyde is healthy and happy — run Clyde run!
After a September sabbatical that included visits After a September sabbatical that included visits with family and friends and a trip to a magical far away place, it’s good to be immersed in life on the farm again with creatures large and small. Fall is in full bloom. Today we welcome a group of men from @nogofcpeterborough. Here we go. #equineassistedtherapy #farmlove
A fabulous day hosting friends with a shared inter A fabulous day hosting friends with a shared interest in art I met in Greece last year. Even Raven wanted to be part of the fun. My September sabbatical continues. The Mane Intent offices will be closed until Monday, Sept 28 while I embark on this year’s adventure. #vacation #art #friendship #horsepower
It’s been a full couple of weeks. So grateful for It’s been a full couple of weeks. So grateful for these moments. Perspective changes everything. “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.” - Dolly Parton (RIP) #purpose #dollyparton #equineassistedtherapy
Benny and June received their second set of shots Benny and June received their second set of shots today. There is some debate about whether or not they will move from the therapy space to the barn. #cats #therapycats #catsofinstagram
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. I “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom. “ - Viktor Frankl One of the most undervalued leadership behaviours is the ability to pause. Horses understand the power of the pause. It is the deliberate choice to stop before reacting, speaking or deciding. It turns impulsive reactions into thoughtful responses, builds trust, projects quiet confidence and gives teams the space they need to solve problems. When was the last time you intentionally paused? #equineassistedtherapy #ontariopsychotherapist #leadership
Therapy cats hard at work. The kitties always know Therapy cats hard at work. The kitties always know the perfect moment to snuggle in. #cats #catsofinstagram #psychotherapy
Our therapy/studio space got a glow up today with Our therapy/studio space got a glow up today with the addition of these shutters. I don’t recommend painting yellow over black but I am determined! Thx to handy Chris for the installation. Thx to Nancy Frankish for the opportunity to repurpose the shutters and thanks to Pam Conley for the artwork by the door. #community #studio #therapy
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