I am Dr. Pamela and I am passionate about guiding lifestyle horsewomen on their journey to inner health and wholeness. I spent years looking for a like-minded community of horsewomen that embraced a life of personal growth with horses. This is why I created Conscious Hoofbeat. Along with my non-conventional ways of woo-woo horse care, I wholeheartedly believe that horses are my spiritual practice and the barn is my church. My approach to horses isn't for everyone. If this resonates with you FABULOUS! If not, I won't have hurty feelings.
Conscious Hoofbeat is for the lifestyle horsewoman who is curious enough to expand her breadth of knowledge and evolve in the arena of inner health
through the exploration of our self. The lifestyle horsewoman brings a level of professionalism to her life with horses.
The vision of Conscious Hoofbeat is to educate, connect, and empower like-minded, hearted, and spirited lifestyle horsewomen to lead a healthier life within their equine-based business and within our human-equine partnerships.
through the exploration of our self. The lifestyle horsewoman brings a level of professionalism to her life with horses.
The vision of Conscious Hoofbeat is to educate, connect, and empower like-minded, hearted, and spirited lifestyle horsewomen to lead a healthier life within their equine-based business and within our human-equine partnerships.
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I am Dr. Pamela and I guide professional horsewomen on their journey to inner health and wholeness through online courses, mastermind groups, and virtual women's gatherings called Inner Health Circle.
I am a professional equine and health educator, published author, and life-long learner with a high drive to incorporate mindfulness and contemplative practices in my work with horses. I help professional horsewomen experience personal growth, improved inner health, and reduced stress.
In addition to my academic credentials, I am a wanna be vegan who believes in women's rights and being a voice for the horse through animal advocacy. I believe our health is very much interconnected with the health of our horses and other animals. My spiritual practice is with horses and the barn is my church. When I'm not doing my writing and doing inner work with horses, you can find me taming feral cats!
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Doctor of Philosophy-Health Services
Walden University, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dissertation Topic: Health-Related Quality of Life and Pet Ownership among Online University Workers
GPA 4.0, Upsilon Phi Delta Member
Master of Arts-Health and Wellness
Union Institute & University, Cincinnati, Ohio
Thesis Topic: Equine-Based Wellness Therapy: A Case Study
Bachelor of Arts-Communication Studies
Arizona State University, Phoenix, Arizona
Cum Laude
Al-Marah Arabians Apprentice Program
Certification
Tucson, AZ
U.S. Department of Labor-Approved Program
Certified in Horse Training, Instruction, Management, and Breeding
1995 Arizona State Outstanding Apprentice Award
Certified Leader of Stanford University Chronic Disease Self-Management Program
Boulder, CO
Certification 2010
A Preventative Evidence-Based Program developed at Stanford University
The Learning House, Inc.
Certificate in Online Instruction and Faculty Moodle Certification
Certification 2014
Level 1 & 2 Equine Unwinding Practitioner
Certification
Equine Musculoskeletal Unwinding
Advanced Applied Kinesiology and Craniosacral Unwinding and Myofascial Releasing
Level 1 Quantum Touch
Certification
The quantum healing technique works with the Life Force Energy of the body to reduce pain and promote optimal wellness.
Level 1 Bio-Energy Analysis Technique (B.E.A.T.)
Eighty hours of Energy Facilitator Training which include homeopathy, color therapy, defense physiology, acupressure ting points and meridians, nutritional balancing, and myofascial releases.
Equine Essential Wellness Equine Professional Coaching Program
This program included the theory and practice of natural horse health and the principles of equine naturopathy.
Level 1 Certified Circle Facilitator
Transformational leadership that creates a safe container and sacred space for authentic connection.
Published Research: Maynard, P.L., Rohrer, J.E., & Fulton, L. (2015). Health-related quality of life among online university students. Journal of Primary Care & Community Health, 6 (1), 48-53.
