Private Sessions
In a Burton session, an unbridled horse will mirror emotional blockages and heal them through its love, alongside channeled wisdom and shamanic sound healing.
Coming to Costa Rica in 2024.
Programs
One session can be helpful and groundbreaking however it often takes more than one to create change and lasting results. Powerful emotions can arise and our continued work together will support you while you shift and release. For this reason, all new clients begin with a three session Horse Wisdom program.
Questions? Apply for a complimentary discovery call with Shelly. Prices are in USD.
InTRODUCTORY — HOrse Wisdom
This 3 session program will introduce you to horses as healers, and help you align energetically with 3 goals.
Open your heart and receive the love of a horse.
Experience acceptance and increased confidence.
Discover the power of using your three brains (the mind, heart and gut) to come into emotional resonance with your goals.
Learn how to set healthy boundaries.
Relax with a crystal bowl sound bath or share your experience with a loved one.
Three 120 min sessions for $550 each.
Coming to Costa Rica in 2024. Payment plan available for a one-time $20 fee. Sessions occur on a custom schedule tailored to your needs.
Horse Medicine
For existing clients only. This single session will allow you to receive the medicine of horses, and unlock the critical path to your goal. Close with a soothing crystal bowl sound bath or share your experience with a loved one.
120 min session for $600. Coming to Costa Rica in 2024.
Location
Sessions occurred at one of Canada’s premier equestrian facilities, Adena Springs North, in Aurora, ON. They will relaunch in Nosara, Costa Rica in a private Horse Medicine facility in 2024.
Additional Offerings
Family & Group Wellness
Relationship healing is one of the strengths of Horse Medicine. With each program option, you can share the experience with a friend or loved one. Working together will deepen your relationship by bridging understanding and strengthening non verbal communication.
Media
Horse Medicine feature in the Toronto Star (January 2019).