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shelley rosenberg |
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Epona Approved Instructor
Ranch Manager Epona Center
USDF
"L" Graduate |
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In nearly 30 years of work with horses, Shelley
Rosenberg's experience has spanned the worlds of
professional dressage trainer and competitor
(long-list rider candidate for the U.S. Olympic
equestrian team, Grand Prix-level United States
Dressage Federation competitor with bronze and
silver medals), USDF 'L' judge, breeder, and horse
rehabilitator. As a survivor of sexual abuse who
owes much of her recovery to her work with and
through horses, Shelley believes in the strength of
the horse to assist the human in his or her
emotional work to a place of clarity and truth. At
Sierra Tucson in the late 1980s with Wyatt Webb and
Barbara Rector, Shelley helped initiate the
Adolescent Care Program for troubled and abused
teens to work with horses and find a way back to
emotional balance.
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Her rehabilitative work with rescued and abused
horses at her own facility in Oro Valley,
Arizona brought her to the attention of Linda
Kohanov, whose Epona Center for
equine-experiential therapies grows in world
reknown. Shelley now resides in Sonoita, Arizona
where as Ranch Manager for Epona, and an Epona
Approved Instructor, she tends to the emotional
and physical well-being of the therapy horses,
and collaborates closely with the apprentices,
therapists, and Ms. Kohanov on the center's
programs. A gifted story-teller and animal
handler, Shelley uses her own background,
experience, and skill to assist her clients--on
or off the horse--in finding the way to their
own emotional healing through interactions with
the horse as a being that is true to its own
emotions and responses.

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