Events & Retreats Inviting Profound Connection
In Rewilding Together
Where Hearts Remember & Bodies Belong
Neuro-science Informed, Immersive Retreats Rooted in Ancestral Rhythms. Slowing down brings presence and gifts we may have forgotten.
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Each gathering is a living tapestry of wisdom and modern understanding
Our retreat content varies and evolves so no two events are the same, while furthering personal growth and spiritual exploration.
Retreats venues change giving into new environments.
Benefits of IRT Retreats
New sense of belonging
Tools for navigating life
Connection to self, nature and others
Slowing down fosters pause
Better Sleep
Increased Awareness Focus
Creativity revived
Greater joy & capacity for play
Goals fall into place
Welcome to The Horse~Human Connection Matrix Podcast
In an age where technology and AI race ahead faster than human nervous systems can track, many of us feel unmoored, slipping out of relationship, and out of deeper rhythms that once held us as a species.
HHCMX also explores the over-use of DOMINANCE in horse training and in human culture.
We ask people to join The Quiet Revolution against complete dominance.
Horses call us back, anchoring us, their presence slows time, being together in social groups focused on the art of being together, and taking time to see, feel, know who we are, reminds us. This creates a place where our bodies can belong. This creates a knowing of self: alone, together and in our natural environments.
This podcast explores that and much more. This podcast explores equine assisted learning, intuition, autism, leadership, neuroscience and being human in general.
Through conversations with horse trainers, therapists, healers and horse people who learn from horses, we study relational intelligence that modern culture has all but forgotten: embodied truth, attunement, and interdependence.
The Horse~Human Connection Matrix is the companion to IN REWILDING TOGETHER where these principles become a physical practice, rebuilding the capacity for presence, belonging, and connection to self, others, and the land.
