The Conscious Co-Healing Collective is an online community for horse owners, facilitators, practitioners, and others who want to explore the deeper relational systems shaping both human and equine lives—and who are ready to place that learning into immediate practice within the community itself.

Members engage with evolving Focused Explorations, live community conversations one to two times each month, and meaningful opportunities to apply the work within their own lives, relationships, and professional practice.

Focused Explorations

Membership includes access to a growing library of Focused Explorations—living inquiries that combine practical learning with reflection and real-world application.

Current explorations include:

Understanding Domestication: The "why" behind conscious co-healing.

An exploration of how domestication shapes horses and humans emotionally, relationally, culturally, and physically—and why understanding those patterns matters to anyone seeking to live in right relationship within today's world.

Not Mine to Carry: Energetic hygiene for humans and horses.

An exploration of boundaries, emotional responsibility, attunement, co-regulation, grounding, cord-cutting, and the difference between caring deeply and carrying what does not belong to us.

The Work of Staying: Presence and relationship in times of change. 

(Coming December 2027)

An exploration shaped by elderhood, grief, uncertainty, autonomy, and what it means to remain present when life cannot be fixed or controlled.

Investment

$37 per month (or save 10% by choosing the annual subscription vs. monthly subscription.)

Membership begins immediately and is billed on the same day every month (or year) until canceled. Members retain the ability to suspend or cancel their own membership at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Do I need to be a horse person, a horse professional or own a horse to join? 

No. Anyone who feels invested in the future of the horse-human relationship or who is inspired to become a better human because of the more-than-human world is welcome in The Conscious Co-Healing Collective!

2. Are live community conversations recorded?

Yes. And the recordings are posted in the Zoom Recordings section within the membership site. 

3. Must I attend every live conversation?

No. Live attendance is completely optional. 

4. Is this group coaching?

No. The Conscious Co-Healing Collective is a lightly facilitated community where we actively practice shared leadership. It is not a group coaching program. Kim created the community and holds the space, but members are not coached or offered solutions/answers. The emphasis is on listening, sharing, accountability, honest reflection, stretching ourselves and learning through one another’s lived experiences.

5. Can I join at any time?

Yes. New members are welcome at any time. 

6. How do I cancel?

Subscribing members can cancel at any time by logging into the membership site, clicking on their profile picture, navigating to their order history, selecting the active purchase, and clicking the cancel or auto-renew toggle. Access to the site remains active until the end of the paid billing period. 

7. What is the difference between The Kinship and The Collective?

The Kinship of the Herd is reflection and conversation-centered. Learning emerges through thoughtful dialogue inspired by the topics in Horse Wisdom: Life Lessons for Humanity, shared reflection, and the wisdom that develops in relationship with the natural world. The Kinship asks, "What can we discover and understand more deeply together?"

The Conscious Co-Healing Collective is deeper-exploration-and-practice-centered. Members engage with evolving, paradigm-shifting Focused Explorations while placing what they are learning into immediate embodied practice within the community and their own lives. The Collective asks, "How can we consciously practice what we're discovering?"

Both are communities of practice. They simply offer different pathways into the work.

8. Can I join both communities?

Absolutely. Many members choose to participate in both communities and consistently describe them as complementing one another beautifully.

The Kinship of the Herd offers a spacious place to slow down, reflect, and learn through thoughtful conversation and relationship.

The Conscious Co-Healing Collective invites members to explore specific themes more deeply and put what they're learning into immediate practice.

Some people find one community is exactly what they're looking for. Others discover that participating in both creates a natural rhythm of reflection, exploration, and lived practice.

Still not sure which community is the best fit?

You're welcome to email me. Tell me a little about yourself, what drew you here, and what you're hoping to explore. I'll gladly help you discern which community—or combination of communities—feels like the best place to begin.