Nature GUIDED SELF LEADERSHIP IS a coaching practice where the environment becomes your INTUITIVE guide. The horses form part of this environment and often contribute to the work.
Horses, as peaceful nomadic herbivores, operate from their nervous system and are incredibly emotionally agile, this makes them highly effective teachers.
the hara is the place just below the solar plexus, the place of the gut-brain axis, the place where intuition comes from.
Claire Martin: Credentials
Claire Martin is a double-certified coach in Equine-Facilitated Human Development, which falls within Transpersonal Psychology. She holds a level 5 diploma in the IFEEL Method and an advanced teacher training certificate in Horse Medicine Leadership.
Claire has practised this powerful coaching work for several years and remains dedicated to continual development and has over 400 related CPD hours.
She is currently pursuing a master’s in anthrozoology at the University of Exeter and an advanced diploma in Ecopsychology at Pacifica.
In addition, she holds a certification in Jungian Psychology from the Centre for Applied Jungian Studies and continues to develop her skill set.
As well as her EFHD qualifications, Claire also works regularly with her mentors including the renowned Linda Kohanov.
Claire is a fully accredited and insured member of the NCIP, the National Council For Integrative Psychotherapists.
She has spent years studying the horse in all forms including wild horse behaviour and ethology, biomechanics and the principles of classical dressage.
She is also a qualified yoga teacher and Reiki practitioner.
The horses
The Hara Horses live out as a herd 24-7. Living this way means they can display their full range of emotions without the constraints of traditional domesticity. The horses live as horses.
Our herd has five horses and each has their own unique archetype and powerful medicine to share.
The Farm
Hara resides on an incredibly tranquil 20-acre farm in a rural setting in the picturesque north of Essex, just south of Saffron Walden and North of Stanstead, just an hour from East London.