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A place for Equine facilitated learning professionals to connect and support one another in our community , promoting community vs competion and sharing what makes us strong, please connect and share what makes you unique ❤️

08/03/2026


• Collaboration Opportunity: Seeking wellness practitioners in the Lower Mainland / Fraser Valley for a nature-based wel...
08/03/2026

• Collaboration Opportunity: Seeking wellness practitioners in the Lower Mainland / Fraser Valley for a nature-based wellness series at Sacred Willow Equine Centre in Ladner.BC
• Program Focus: Integrating nature and horses into wellness, healing, and personal growth experiences, particularly for women.
• Practitioner Requirements: Comfortable leading group sessions, open to driving to Ladner ❤️
Also seeking collaboration with Mental Health Professionals to support the development and support in our Community ❤️
Feel free to reach out to discuss ideas and come out to veiw or facility , our Workshop space and come meet our Herd ❤️



Our learner is receiving support from Elsa today, a truly remarkable partnership ❤️
04/11/2025

Our learner is receiving support from Elsa today, a truly remarkable partnership ❤️

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01/10/2025

Love this ❤️

Most horse people want to paint this fairytale of horses loving their jobs and everything being a beautiful partnership.

But, in practice, if you look around, many people scoff at the idea of even altering the smallest things to make their horse more comfortable or the experience easier and more pleasant.

Scratching or stroking instead of hard pats?

“No, I’ve always done it this way!”

Feeding hay during tying, trailering or standing long periods of time?

“No, I don’t want to spoil my horse. They need to learn to stand still always, no matter what, with no coping mechanisms.”

Noticing fear or stress behaviours for what they are instead of viewing them as bad behaviour?

“Can’t let him get away with that or he’ll walk all over me!”

Talk is cheap.

Actions speak volumes.

If your immediate reaction to considering being softer, kinder and more considerate of your horse is to scoff at it and imply anyone who suggests such things is too soft or spoils their horses…

Is it really a partner you want? Or is it a submissive subservient being to control?

It shouldn’t be viewed as a weakness to consider the animals we work with.

If you don’t want to have to consider the behaviour and biology of your mount and factor that into care and training, dirt bikes are an excellent alternative.

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01/10/2025

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🌟Volunteer of the month!🌟

Biz is such a dedicated part of the PRDA team — always ready to jump in whenever needed! Her bright, friendly spirit lights up every shift, and she’s truly a joy to work with. 💛🐴

Thank you, Biz, for everything you do for our riders, horses, and team!

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4771 36th Ave

V4K3N2

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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