Redefining Therapy: The Power of Equine Healing

April 3, 2026

In this episode of the Kind Revolution, Dr. Georgine Nanos engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Shannon Lerach, PhD and Dr. Ali Freedman, PsyD, MBA, IFECMH, about the innovative approaches they are taking to redefine therapy. 


They discuss the integration of play, movement, nature, and horses into trauma-informed healing, emphasizing the importance of addressing both big T and little t traumas. The conversation explores how trauma is stored in the body and the significance of early interventions, particularly for children. 


The mission of Horseplay Collective and Reciprocity Ranch is highlighted, showcasing their commitment to providing alternative therapeutic modalities that foster healing and connection. 


Chapters 

15:33 Understanding Big T and Little t Trauma 

24:32 The Role of the Body in Healing

30:57 Transformative Experiences in Equine Therapy 

36:55 Understanding Brain Development in Children 

43:08 Community Engagement and Reciprocity 

51:52 Creating Healing Spaces for Families

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