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Saddle Up, Doc!

There’s only one thing worse than most doctors’ handwriting. And that would be their bedside manner. After 17 years with a critically, chronically ill daughter, I have learned that some of the world’s most astonishingly bad communicators wear white coats and stethoscopes.I have personally experienced doctors and surgeons saying the most horrifying things without even bothering to…See More
Sep 5, 2010
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Embracing Groundlessness

In a recent email conversation with Lori Skoog and thinking of Gin at High Mountain Muse, and Tamara at The Barb Wire, I was reminded of the fundamental Buddhist concept of groundlessness.We humans work hard to create an illusion…See More
Sep 1, 2010
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Some Folks Call Sculpture HorseSh*t, But This is the Real Thing

Horseworld is the U.K.’s leading equine rescue charity, rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out horses, ponies, and donkeys.Visitors to the Horseworld Rescue Center in Bristol, England got an eye- (and nose-) full of a new sculpture in the gardens yesterday. Sculptor Sophie Howard is completing a life-size model of a horse out of, you guessed it, manure. The statue is part of a green theme exhibition planned for the center in the second half of…See More
Aug 28, 2010
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A blog post by Kimberly Cox Carneal was featured

Saddle Up, Doc!

There’s only one thing worse than most doctors’ handwriting. And that would be their bedside manner. After 17 years with a critically, chronically ill daughter, I have learned that some of the world’s most astonishingly bad communicators wear white coats and stethoscopes.I have personally experienced doctors and surgeons saying the most horrifying things without even bothering to…See More
Aug 27, 2010
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Kimberly Cox Carneal posted a blog post

Saddle Up, Doc!

There’s only one thing worse than most doctors’ handwriting. And that would be their bedside manner. After 17 years with a critically, chronically ill daughter, I have learned that some of the world’s most astonishingly bad communicators wear white coats and stethoscopes.I have personally experienced doctors and surgeons saying the most horrifying things without even bothering to…See More
Aug 27, 2010
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Donna Douglas commented on Kimberly Cox Carneal's blog post The Mindful Horse
"My horses have always been the very BEST trainers!"
Aug 23, 2010
Jackie Cochran commented on Kimberly Cox Carneal's blog post The Mindful Horse
"I found a lot of what I needed to learn about horses from the books of Vladimir Littauer (Forward Seat) over 45 years ago, long before the horse-taming/training started as a spectator sport. I read everyone, and 40 years ago I got my first horse,…"
Aug 22, 2010
A blog post by Kimberly Cox Carneal was featured

The Mindful Horse

There was a Clinton Anderson Clinic in town last week.And I watched my Pat Parelli videos again last week, too.And as readers know, I’m a student and employee of Linda Tellington-Jones.I’ve been thinking about those round pen sessions between new horse and trainer. Neither has seen the other before, and it’s a neck-and-neck race for dominance and…See More
Aug 22, 2010
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4XChestnut commented on Kimberly Cox Carneal's blog post The Mindful Horse
"It's a pity, but the thing that sticks out of your comments for me is "...Linda is a founding member of the Anti-Longeing Movement. To her,it just doesn’t make sense to run the horse around in circles until he is so exhausted he…"
Aug 21, 2010
Kimberly Cox Carneal posted a blog post

The Mindful Horse

There was a Clinton Anderson Clinic in town last week.And I watched my Pat Parelli videos again last week, too.And as readers know, I’m a student and employee of Linda Tellington-Jones.I’ve been thinking about those round pen sessions between new horse and trainer. Neither has seen the other before, and it’s a neck-and-neck race for dominance and…See More
Aug 21, 2010
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Jennifer Lamm commented on Kimberly Cox Carneal's blog post The Fine Art of Mediation and Horse Training: Common Ground?
"Hello Kimberly.. how are you? what an interesting blog... you are right on in my view.... it takes as long as it takes.... there is work that is done called Relationship Training.... the Parelli's work on it... that is why it is so interesting…"
Aug 20, 2010
steve critchley commented on Kimberly Cox Carneal's blog post The Fine Art of Mediation and Horse Training: Common Ground?
"As a mediator by trade I found your comments intriguing. Am working on a program for leadership that uses the skills of mediation and uses horses to demonstrate voluntary follower-ship....would be interested in hearing more of your thoughts."
Aug 19, 2010
A blog post by Kimberly Cox Carneal was featured

The Fine Art of Mediation and Horse Training: Common Ground?

A couple of days ago I was watching Parelli Horsemanship on RFD TV. Half the program was devoted to “asking permission to approach the horse.”It’s about time! This segment was a thrill for me. Watching Linda Parelli demonstrate how to “go and get your horse” in a polite way was a pleasure. It was the first time I’ve seen anyone in the big-time, TV horse world talk about respect for the horse’s personal space. Extrapolating on the idea of the approach, one can see that the Parellis are not just…See More
Aug 19, 2010
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Kimberly Cox Carneal posted a blog post

The Fine Art of Mediation and Horse Training: Common Ground?

A couple of days ago I was watching Parelli Horsemanship on RFD TV. Half the program was devoted to “asking permission to approach the horse.”It’s about time! This segment was a thrill for me. Watching Linda Parelli demonstrate how to “go and get your horse” in a polite way was a pleasure. It was the first time I’ve seen anyone in the big-time, TV horse world talk about respect for the horse’s personal space. Extrapolating on the idea of the approach, one can see that the Parellis are not just…See More
Aug 18, 2010
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Need a website? Want to start a blog but not sure how to begin?

I can help. After years of working with the Tellington TTouch Method® and Manolo Mendez Dressage, I am striking out on my own. There are lots of ways to get your own website or blog up and running, but it's a lot of trouble, and takes a lot of time. It can be confusing to learn a whole new set of skills when you'd rather be out with your horses. I can also help you set up SEO and internet media marketing for you online presence. Let me do it all for you. Contact me at hurricanekim@hawaii.rr.com…See More
Aug 16, 2010
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A Bit About Me and my Horse(s)
Equestrian and animal behaviorism writer and blogger, website designer and professional blog kickstarter.
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United States
Website:
http://www.enlightenedhorsemanship.net
Do you have any pets?
two dogs, two cats
Topics of Interest
Dressage, Eventing, Jumper, Driving, Endurance, Hunter, Para-Equestrian, Breeding, Training, Stable Management, General RidingAdvice, Horse Care, Shows and Competitions

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Embracing Groundlessness

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Psssst, Whoosh, Shuffle, Snuffle

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Some Folks Call Sculpture HorseSh*t, But This is the Real Thing

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Saddle Up, Doc!

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The Mindful Horse

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At 3:47pm on July 21, 2009, Melany Moore said…
Hello Kimberly I practised TTEAM in the 80's and have used it on people, pets and again, on my LLCIP Pony and other equines. Great not just for relaxing but opening their minds and bodies to new experiences. I have taken up driving and find it very beneficial to overcome the restraints harness and vehicles can impose on equines.
At 4:00pm on April 21, 2009, J.Everheart said…
Thanks so much! I really like your blog!
At 11:55am on April 16, 2009, Barbara F. said…
Are you in Virginia or Hawaii? I'm all confused!!
At 11:51am on April 16, 2009, William Micklem said…
Hi Kimberley...thank you for making me your friend...let me know what you think of my blogs...great smile! william
At 11:16am on April 16, 2009, Barbara F. said…
It's warm then cold, warm then cold - and last week we had a pile of snow!
Yesterday was actually quite nice though, so I'm hoping it's the real start of spring!
At 8:46am on April 16, 2009, Gloria Hager said…
Kimberly,
Where did you live in Afton? I lived on Calf Mt. just the other side for 30 years. My sister lives on Jarmen Gap road just outside of Crozet.
Gloria

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