A half-day at the farm · Lunch included
Book a free Discovery CallA horse.
A relationship.
Something to notice.
Spend time in relationship with horses and discover what the experience brings into view about yourself.
October 3 or 24, 2026 · 10 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Central · $300 per person
At a glance
For people curious about what an experience with a horse can show them about themselves and their relationships.
- Included
- One facilitated half-day · Lunch, reflection and your own practice map
- Where
- At Dandelion Farm, Fort Ripley, Minnesota · Ground-based, no riding or horse experience required
- Time
- October 3 or October 24, 2026 · 10 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Central · Four to eight participants per date
$300 per person
Choose and pay for one date
A three-day pre-delivery cancellation window applies. Afterward, one transfer may be available with at least seven days’ notice and space. Weather and horse welfare have separate provisions. Read the details.
A different kind of conversation
Notice what happens
when you meet.
A horse has preferences, responses, and a pace of their own. Being in relationship asks us to pay attention: to ourselves, to the horse, and to what is happening between us.
You might notice an urge to make something happen, worry about getting it right, or feel unsure how to ask. Those moments give us something to explore. What do you want? What do you notice under pressure? What could you attempt?
This is ground-based work, with no riding. You do not need horse experience. We attend to your choices and comfort as well as the horse’s welfare.
What this gives you room for
Something to bring
into your actual life.
- Notice your own pace, expectations and responses while meeting a horse.
- Explore asking, pausing and adjusting with another being whose choices matter, too.
- Reflect on what you want to carry into your everyday relationships.
At Dandelion Farm
Meet a horse.
Notice yourself.
There is room to pause, observe, ask a question, or attempt something different. Reflection helps you connect the experience with the relationships and choices in your everyday life.
Matt & Louie at DandelionChoose one experience
A half-day
with room in it.
Saturday, October 3 or October 24, 2026
10 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Central
Each date is its own experience, at the farm in Fort Ripley, Minnesota. Lunch is included in the time together.
We make room for meaningful contact with horses, guided practice, and reflection. Your own practice map helps you carry the learning home.
You’re welcome to talk with us before you decide.
Book a 30-minute Discovery CallWhat happens next
A clear place
to begin.
Before you decide
A few things you may be wondering
Will I ride? What if I feel nervous?
There is no riding. All work is on the ground. Nervousness is something we can talk about; you can pause and ask for support. Contact us about mobility, sensory, or other participation needs so we can discuss what this experience can accommodate.
What happens if weather or a horse’s needs change the plan?
Participant safety and horse welfare guide what we can do. We may adjust the activity or conditions. Meaningful horse contact is part of what you purchase; if we cannot provide that component, we discuss the appropriate alternative, transfer, credit, or refund under the terms. You are not required to accept a substantially different experience as equivalent.
Can I cancel or move to another date?
A three-calendar-day written cancellation/refund window applies after purchase, only before delivery begins. After that window, one transfer is available with at least seven days’ notice, subject to the applicable arrangement and space. Genuine emergencies and Dandelion cancellation or non-delivery have separate remedies. The full terms are provided before purchase.
Does this include Community membership?
No. A horse experience does not automatically qualify you for the protected ongoing Community. You are welcome to explore the other pathways or a free Community Conversation.
School of Self, in practice
There’s room
to begin.
We’re learning and building, too. You can start before everything is figured out.