Frank Bell – Idaho:  www.horsewhisperer.com
“Gentle Solution Revolution” - Natural Horsemanship clinics, horse training techniques and unique horse training products.  Frank’s vision is to share his philosophy with mankind on every level as horses and humans heal each other and ultimately realize their full potential. 

Sarah Kreutzer - United Kingdom:  www.learningtolisten.co.uk 

"Learning to Listen" - Sarah Kreutzer has developed Learning To Listen to bring her communication techniques to horses and their owners, children and their parents and leaders and their teams. Offering courses, clinics, training and demonstrations:  available throughout the year for anyone wishing to learn more. E-mail: info@ learningtolisten.co.uk

Franklin Levinson - Colorado:  www.wayofthehorse.org
"Way of the Horse" - Franklin Levinson's mission is to enhance and enrich the horse/human relationship wherever and whenever possible by teaching humans how to compassionately and effectively interact with their horses. Clinician, writer & producer of several DVDs.  “Be as good as you can be for your horse just like you would for your child" is one of Franklin's mottos.”  
E-mail: franklin@wayofthehorse.org

Debbie Reilly - United Kingdom:  www.understandingequus.co.uk

: ‘Understanding Equus’ - Equine Trainer & Behaviour Specialist Debbie Reilly travels throughout the UK helping individuals and their horses maximise their potential through understanding and communication. Talks, demonstrations & tailor-made workshops are also available for groups wishing to learn the language of the horse and develop their horsemanship & leadership skills empowering them to create better equine relationships. 

E-mail: info@understandingequus.co.uk

Carolyn Resnick - California:  www.carolynresnickblog.com

World Renowned Equine Behaviorist, Author of "Naked Liberty", and the creator of the Carolyn Resnick Method.

Melody Squier – Vermont:  E-mail: Msquier@vermontel.net
Farrier, Therapeutic riding instructor & natural horsemanship instructor; she and her family own and operate Forget-Me-Not-Farm, where they board horses and run a bed & breakfast.