Peace Equine Connection & Psychotherapy Services

At Peace Equine Connection & Psychotherapy Services, we are committed to fostering healing, growth, and emotional well-being through the transformative power of horses and compassionate psychotherapy. Our holistic approach blends the intuitive nature of equine-assisted therapy with evidence-based practices to support individuals, families, and groups in overcoming trauma, stress, anxiety, and emotional barriers. We create a safe, nurturing space where clients can connect with themselves, develop emotional resilience, and experience personal transformation, guided by the deep bond between human and horse. Our mission is to help each person find peace, clarity, and strength on their unique path toward mental and emotional wellness.

Our Programs

First Nations Health Authority Service Provider: Promoting Wellness

Licensed & Registered with: Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) & Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA)

Trained By Cartier Farms Equine Assisted Learning

Where Healing Begins: Our Philosophy and Team

At Peace Equine Connection & Psychotherapy Services, we believe in the transformative power of healing through connection. Our approach blends the therapeutic benefits of working with horses with compassionate psychotherapy to offer a unique path toward emotional wellness. Whether you're dealing with trauma, anxiety, or simply seeking personal growth, our safe, supportive environment helps individuals, families, and groups navigate their emotional journeys. With a deep respect for the bond between human and horse, we guide you toward healing, self-discovery, and inner peace.

Land Acknowledgements

We acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of Treaty 8 territory and the Dunne-za people, the traditional keepers of this land. We honor their deep connection to this land and its waters, and we express our gratitude for the privilege of living, working, and learning here. We commit to ongoing reconciliation, partnership, collaboration, learning and respect for the histories, cultures, and rights of the Dunne-za and all Indigenous, Métis and First Nations community members and neighbours.

Chetwynd, BC

I acknowledge that the land on which I work, live and play is the traditional unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, part of the Dakelh (Carrier) First Nations.

Prince George, BC

Client Experiences & Success Stories

Discover How Horses Can Help

Let’s Find the Right Path Together

Not sure which program is the right fit? Book a complimentary consultation with Peace Equine. We’ll take the time to learn more about you, answer your questions, and help you explore the programs and services that best fit your needs.