Meet amy williams, cecp, ceop, CACLC
Hi friend! My name is Amy Williams. I live in a rural town in East Texas and love the ranch life. I'm a lifelong horsewoman (over 30 years!) certified in Equine Craniosacral Therapy as well as Osteopathic Techniques and most recently as a Christian Life Coach. I ride in ranch versatility events with my own horses and have a purpose and passion for helping horses and riders truly heal.
One of my own horses, Gus, needed some help that no one could provide. This inspired me to seek a way to truly treat the root cause of his dysfunctions and ultimately led me on a journey that completely changed my life. I have developed a unique modality that combines my technical training, lessons horses have taught me, and allowing God to use me to heal. It is called the LISTEN Approach.
From Engineer to Healer
Before I became a healer, I was a Civil Engineer. This surprises a lot of people. Engineers tend to get a stereotype, and most of the time I do not fit it. However, the analytical skills I learned have served me well helping our horses. SO how does an engineer become a healer? By listening to God's plan and allow Him to guide her steps.
One of my own horses, Gus, needed some help that no one could provide. This inspired me to seek a way to truly treat the root cause of his dysfunctions and ultimately led me on a journey that completely changed my life. I have developed a unique modality that combines my technical training, lessons horses have taught me, and allowing God to use me to heal. It is called the LISTEN Approach.
From Engineer to Healer
Before I became a healer, I was a Civil Engineer. This surprises a lot of people. Engineers tend to get a stereotype, and most of the time I do not fit it. However, the analytical skills I learned have served me well helping our horses. SO how does an engineer become a healer? By listening to God's plan and allow Him to guide her steps.
Leading by Intuitive Stillness to Equus Neutral (LISTEN)
God made our bodies and our horse’s bodies to be healthiest when balanced, or in a state of neutrality. In one word, I am a facilitator. A facilitator of healing to horses and riders. By allowing God to work through me, I partner with the body to help it achieve deep healing and the balance it inherently wants to achieve. I am so grateful that God loves me enough to show me the truth about myself, and I am so honored to have Him working through me on this amazing journey. I love my horses, and I appreciate how much you love yours! This is what drives me to help you and your horse be healthy and whole.
I would love to stay connected! Please be sure to sign-up for my email list to receive weekly (most of the time) articles and the latest updates about PPWS!
Blessings,
Amy
I would love to stay connected! Please be sure to sign-up for my email list to receive weekly (most of the time) articles and the latest updates about PPWS!
Blessings,
Amy
"The Sovereign Lord is my strength! He makes me as surefooted as a deer, able to tread upon the heights.”
- habakkuk 3:19
anne ellisclient"I started working with Amy during a major staged move that had many delays and uncertainties. I had also recently come off of one of my horses and broke my back, which impacted not only my body but my trust in my horses and my skills as a rider. She helped me work with all four of them to make sure they stayed centered and connected to me before the move and transitioned nicely to our new home together. I couldn’t have done it without her. She is so good with my horses and has not only helped them be more emotionally and physically healthy but has helped me see them more clearly and gain confidence in my unique relationship with each of them. Her intuition and ability to feel what horses and humans need to be the best they can be together is truly an incredible gift. "
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