Gentling an Older Horse

Honestly, Hunter is done with horseback riding. He was in pain most of his life with no one listening. He started to throw riders off after the pain became too great. He was deemed valueless becasue he was unrideable.

I get on his back for two reasons:

1. to keep him fit at 31 years old

2. to make it an enjoyable experience for him

Watch this short 1 minute and 20 second video to see our first ride since last year….

Camron Adibi is an Equine-Human Behaviorist and a PATH Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor, holding a master's degree in education from Gordon College. He specializes in guiding children to reconnect with themselves and others through unmounted interactions with horses. By tapping into the emotional intelligence of horses, children cultivate emotional resilience and boost their confidence. They learn to regulate their emotions, trust their instincts, and more comfortably express their true selves. In a calm and supportive environment, children gain a deeper understanding of themselves, develop healthier relationships, and navigate a world that can often feel overwhelming. This work focuses not on riding but on building connection. Through gentle and grounded experiences, children discover their voice, build trust, and step into their full potential. www.camronadibi.com