Theresa is the producer and founder of Curious Equestrian.
Horse behaviour and psychology
Perhaps the most radical idea in this episode is that horses should have agency in their interactions with humans. Dr Keeson's research methodology demonstrates that when horses are given genuine choices about participation, they often choose to engage – but on their terms.
Horse welfare and the industry
Documenting wild horses across the American West
Rider fitness and confidence
Sometimes the most broken horse becomes your greatest teacher.
Horse health, pain and bodywork
We've been placing saddles incorrectly for generations, and our horses are paying the price.
Horse welfare and the industry
The Stop Feeding Campaign That's Saving Lives
Equine therapy
How Wild Horses Taught One Photographer to Heal
Equine therapy
What happens when a television executive trades corporate burnout for a grey Arabian mare with trust issues?
Equine therapy
Amy Cullen's career change reveals uncomfortable truths about modern horse ownership. Then a wildfire tested everything she'd learned about what really matters.
Horse behaviour and psychology
What horses truly offer when we meet them on the ground
Horse welfare and the industry
Why Good Intentions Aren't Enough
Horse behaviour and psychology
Dr Cindy Engel will completely change how you think about your horse's natural instincts
Horse behaviour and psychology
Dr Jones explained her revolutionary insight during our interview: "Humans tend to rely very strongly on vision. Our brains are actually specialised for vision. Horses' brains are specialised for smell." This fundamental difference creates countless training misunderstandings.