
Reflective Moments
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Diana Kelley, founder of Healing Horse Touch Company, offers a unique perspective and wealth of information on a wide range of topics that create a reflection of who she is via her online presence. Visit her websites to learn more.
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When Portrayed Concern is Actually Control. Content Warning.
As a grandmother with emergency contact privileges, I never imagined the delicate role I would have to play in the safety and well-being of my grandchildren. My daughter’s relationship with their father had long since fractured due to domestic violence, and though they were now separated, the echoes of control lingered. He still insisted that he hadn’t done anything to warrant her fear, painting himself as the concerned father.
By Reflective Momentsabout a year ago in Families
The Unseen Flaw. Content Warning.
It started with small, seemingly innocent mishaps. He was always so animated, so full of energy that his actions often carried unintended consequences. The first time, it was a backhand in the car—a wild gesture as he spoke excitedly. She felt the sting on her face and his immediate apologies. “It was an accident,” he said, “I didn’t mean to.” She believed him.
By Reflective Momentsabout a year ago in Families
Fighting Anxiety with Colorful Hair Dye
As I looked in the mirror, admiring the tiny streaks of purple and blue glistening in my hair, the first thought I had was “I love it!”. The very next thought was disturbing… it was “Gasp! I cannot go to church like this!”.
By Reflective Moments3 years ago in Psyche
Discovering Natural Horsemanship
We had never heard of natural horsemanship when I got my first horse, Gypsy. As soon as I could, I attended a school that offered a two year equine management course. Half way through the first year, one of my instructors told me “You will never be a horse trainer – you are too soft. You need to take charge and TELL the horse what to do.” I was devastated. Training horses was a life-long dream! And I was being told I may as well give up before I start.
By Reflective Moments3 years ago in Petlife
What is Equine Therapy
Equine therapy typically involves meeting with a professional to work through emotional distress and mental health problems. Horse therapy or hippotherapy is working through those problems with the assistance of a horse. Horses may not understand all the words we say, but they respond to the way people act and speak. And, this makes it easier for people to connect with them. Because they have the ability to mirror human emotions, they provide immediate feedback.
By Reflective Moments3 years ago in Journal







