Healing With Horses

26/01/2026

New arrivals at the love and magic
headquarters

26/01/2026

TobagoHealing with Horses Youth Empowerment Programme 😊🌻
Today, SherryAnn supported the team with:
• Watering the plants
• Walking alongside the herd from the park to the beach and back
• Assisting with the care and handling of two dogs
• Helping with daily tasks between the park and the office
We appreciate the support and participation shown through our Youth Empowerment Programme, where individuals contribute meaningfully to the day’s activities.
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26/01/2026

Action speaks louder than words

"If you want to know someone's mind,
listen to their words. If you want to know their heart, watch their action."
- tiny Buddha

This is when what we say and what we do matches perfectly - without question.
If you say you will call someone. Call them.
If you say you will meet someone at a certain time and can not, then communicate this clearly. Do not leave people wondering whether or not you will show up. Worse, do not make excuses or tell lies about why you did not show up. Be honest.
When we have learned the difference between right and wrong, we can make a definite choice about the right action. It may not always be the most popular decision, but it is the right one. Having some measure of integrity can be learned. When we yield to others, we have more control of the outcome of a situation.
Do horses yield to people? How? A horse will walk right up to a preferred person. They can become "whinny" in delight at the sight of someone they adore. Whenever a horse recognizes its owner as dominant or a trusted companion, on approaching, they will lower their heads to have their favorite parts rubbed or scratched and also move their ears to a straight-up position.
On the trail, a horse will instinctively yield to strangers or move to the side in case of sudden distractions. In this way, horses yield when space is respected, and they are approached calmly. We can all learn something from horses about yielding in life while at the same time enjoying their tranquil enduring nature.

Sue-Ann C. Commissiong
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Action speaks louder than words

"If you want to know someone's mind,
listen to their words. If you want to know their heart, watch their action."
- tiny Buddha

This is when what we say and what we do matches perfectly - without question.
If you say you will call someone. Call them.
If you say you will meet someone at a certain time and can not, then communicate this clearly. Do not leave people wondering whether or not you will show up. Worse, do not make excuses or tell lies about why you did not show up. Be honest.
When we have learned the difference between right and wrong, we can make a definite choice about the right action. It may not always be the most popular decision, but it is the right one. Having some measure of integrity can be learned. When we yield to others, we have more control of the outcome of a situation.
Do horses yield to people? How? A horse will walk right up to a preferred person. They can become "whinny" in delight at the sight of someone they adore. Whenever a horse recognizes its owner as dominant or a trusted companion, on approaching, they will lower their heads to have their favorite parts rubbed or scratched and also move their ears to a straight-up position.
On the trail, a horse will instinctively yield to strangers or move to the side in case of sudden distractions. In this way, horses yield when space is respected, and they are approached calmly. We can all learn something from horses about yielding in life while at the same time enjoying their tranquil enduring nature.

Sue-Ann C. Commissiong
🥰🙏☀️🦋🌺https://www.gofundme.com/f/join-healing-with-horses-and-transform-a-life-today

26/01/2026

To register your special abled family member please contact the office by email support@healing-with- horses.org or WhatsApp 1-868-305-2000
All you have to do is fill out the assessment form and come to the headquarters to have a meeting before the first session

25/01/2026

Peace

25/01/2026

24/01/2026

We had a lovely session today with Emma & Rashida

Anya our long time volunteer supported the session

All Smiles Today At Healing-with-Horses

♡

24/01/2026

Dreams

" Never give up on your dreams just because of the time it will take to accomplish it."
- Rebecca Yates

Our dreams must propel us forward. From early childhood, we were asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" With only limited knowledge and especially TV influence, we blurted out: a doctor, a fireman; an astronaut.
Growing up, while gaining an education and having lived life, most of us chose other career paths. In later years, some of us discovered we possessed hidden passions that secretly kept knocking. For example, the desire for painting, swimming, or writing stories. Whatever it is, we must make time to pursue these neglected calls. How? Buy a notebook. Even fifteen minutes a day, we can take some time out to nurture our individual passion.
HWH started with a dream - not a big plan, but a dream. It began with one rescued horse from the rainforest. Little by little, just two special persons, with love and steadfastness; commitment and patience, envisioned a bigger picture. Hard work and attention called many others to share in the dream of what is today known as HWH - a community built and sustained by the generosity of many - Firstly, caring for horses and animals with kindness and love. Secondly, Ecco-friendly trails and Youth-Empowerment programs, including beach clean-up and also therapeutic and creative sessions for children and differenly abled people. Thirdly, every child is given the chance to ride, groom, feed, and commune with these gentle, magnificent creatures.
Some fifteen years later, a small ordinary community has been transformed into a fun-loving, more peaceful space, where caring and sharing matter most. With small steps, dreams come true at HWH. What is your dream?

Sue-Ann C. Commissiong
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24/01/2026

TobagoHealing with Horses
• Helping with daily tasks between the park and the office
We appreciate the support and participation shown through our Youth Empowerment Programme, where individuals contribute meaningfully to the day’s activities.
healingwithhorses
youthempowerment
mentalhealth
equinetherapy
trinidadandtobago 🇹🇹

23/01/2026

Yesterday members of arrived in Tobago for a site visit and joined us for a session to get a feel of what we do here at Healing-with-Horses Foundation.
We Appreciate Your Presence & Support ✨️🙏🏻✨️
To any person or organisation that would like to know more about what we do and how you can further support us, you're welcome to join us for a Park Visit every Tue to Sat from 9am to 11am - 100ttd per person.

23/01/2026

Do something for peace

"Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them." - Dalai Lama

In the USA, towards the end of 2025, some 20 Buddhists monks plus one dog named Aloka set out on a 2,300-mile plus peace walk from Forth Worth, Texas to Washington, DC. Without expectation of reward, their only goal has been to walk for peace. Why? We might ask ourselves. What can this seemingly insignificant act do to change anything, let alone world politics?
At the risk of immense physical discomfort and injury, the selfless monks walk forward. Mostly walking in prayer and silence, carrying only a few essential items; they brave harsh wintry temperatures and rough terrain.
Across many states, this small gesture has deeply touched thousands of lives and awakened the very essence of human nature: people line streets to offer water, a hand shake, and a flower. With endless smiles, many join the walk.
Here at HWH, how can we mirror this most compassionate behavior? Firstly, we can do many simple acts of kindness, keeping peace at the center of our minds. Secondly, performing daily tasks with minimal complaining, enjoying our moments, or volunteering some time to help feed, walk the animals, and, as needed, groom the horses. In this way, we make it a point to emulate good behavior.
In the end, it does not matter what accolades and honors we might receive. On the soul level, what makes the greatest difference is the deep contentment and inner calm we experience that beautifully extends outward. The monks have already walked 89 days and crossed 8 states. What are we doing? Today, do something for peace.

Sue-Ann C. Commissiong
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