There is a quiet honesty in the landscape here. On our hilltop, the sun doesn’t ask for permission to be bright, and the hills don't apologize for their stillness. They simply are. When you sit at the fence line and look out, you begin to realize that the land has a very different relationship with "control" than we do. Most of us arrive at the barn carrying a specific kind of heaviness, the deep exhaustion that comes from trying to move things that aren’t meant to budge. We

For the individuals who inhabit our front lines—the nurses, the teachers, the first responders, the social workers supporting families in crisis, and the mental health professionals holding space for trauma—there is one constant professional demand: Be ready. Be alert. Manage the chaos, suppress your own emotional weight, and move on to the next urgent call for service. This commitment to service, while profoundly noble, extracts a heavy biological toll. Over years, the body’

The Harmony Barn Therapy Center In the evolving landscape of trauma-informed care, the significance of embodied therapy and somatic...

The Harmony Herd at Sunrise There is a quiet kind of wisdom that comes from being near horses. At Harmony Barn, we offer a space to slow...

In the natural world of horses, softness is a way of being. It’s not about physical weakness but an energetic quality—a state of...

Harmony Barn Embodied Herd Therapy  is a unique therapeutic approach that blends somatic awareness with the natural dynamics of a horse...

At Harmony Barn, we have a mantra "May the horses be with you" and while it may sound playful, it holds a much deeper meaning. It...

I've been grappling with this question: Are principles a luxury when things get tough? It's easy to stick to what you believe in when...

At Harmony Barn, our equine psychotherapy program takes a hands-off, non-intrusive approach, which reflects the attuned way we live with...

Developing a meaningful relationship with horses is a practice in attunement and sensitivity. It requires us to be fully present and...

There’s something inspiring about watching horses, whether grazing in a quiet pasture or interacting within their herd. They embody a...