21/11/2025
Being seen, being heard, being gotten.
A well known phrase from a certain horse trainer, but applies to humans too.
When we have experienced not having a voice or not being seen as our own person we can hold the associated trapped emotion.
Our body can react with its instinctual responses and we may not understand why.
Anger or people pleasing are common emotions/associated behaviour that arise, amongst others.
Whether its born from development trauma growing up, an adult relationship, work environment or other situations, not being recognised as a valued person takes its toll on our emotional and physical health.
Its one of our key instinctual needs as a human being, to have value and be a useful part of a community.
It effects our confidence and self esteem in particular and we can either shut down or develop an alternative persona to 'cover,'.
This one has come up for me in the last weeks, an old root cause that has mainly been dealt with but every so often gets triggered and comes to the surface. I used to 'cover,' in my younger adult life after living in freeze and people pleasing whilst growing up. I am so very lucky I have such an amazing community around me and have the herd at EquineCoach to rebalance me during those moments.
But not everyone has.
That's where we can help.
Our ethos with the herd is that they all have a voice, choice and are valued as individuals. We understand their emotional and physical history and support them to be the best they can be.
Everyone who comes to work with us is recognised as a unique individual who has the right to be heard, seen and gotten for who they are and the value they bring to human society.
We help manage the associated emotions, understand the cause and assist in finding the true self, providing support and no judgement.
Its rather chilly but sitting with herd has rather an amazing effect on all who experience it.
Wrap up warm and come and see how we can help you.
We hear you, we see you, we understand β€οΈ