Let our horses take you on the journey of a lifetime, a journey toward greater self awareness and personal growth. The horse provides assistance as an energetic mirror so you may identify patterns of learned behavior that either enhance or detract from the quality of life that you want to live.
You will discover that two culprits stand between merely surviving life versus experiencing the “joy of living.” You were not born with these two deterrents, known as fear and self-doubt. These behaviors are learned and can be unlearned. You will be given the opportunity, in a safe and supportive group setting, to work through what is hindering your progress toward the way of living that you have always wanted.
Miraval’s Equine Experience Intensive with Wyatt Webb, Miraval’s Director ofEquine Programs, is a four-day program where you’ll get six hours of very focused personalized attention. “This is an environment where each person will have the opportunity to correct negative perceptions and move into the presence of how capable they are and can continue to be through using the awareness gained in this program,” says Wyatt. “The support of your fellow group members presents you with the gift that you are not alone.” Your inherent value as a human being will be revealed so as to deeply deplete the self criticism you have lived with far too long.”
The Equine Intensive begins on Sunday night with a two hour introductory group and is followed by three days devoted to the equivalent of twenty hours of intense group therapy. You will spend three hours each morning with horses at our stables and three hours each afternoon in group process in a meeting room at the resort. The Equine Intensive is perfect for groups, individuals or couples wishing to address either general or more specific relationship issues. Wyatt’s intention is safety and support for each individual and for the group as a whole.
Wyatt Webb is the bestselling author of It’s Not About the Horse, It’s AboutOvercoming Fear and Self Doubt: Journey Into Present Moment Time, and What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do: Common Horse Sense.
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