| Effortless Cooperation Training - for Horse and Human |
| Mirroring Equine Attitude (MEA) Training both Horse and Human so the two can form a firm, respectful, and mutually beneficial partnership. The key to enjoying a great working relationship with a horse begins with understanding the behavior and language of the natural horse. Marlis Amato has developed her programs in MEA through a 15 year study of the communication and interactions between horses in her domestic herd of Egyptian Arabian horses. She is a student of the horse. "I've found that the most effective method of educating (training) the horse is to use the language they already know, rather than attempting to teach them our Human language. The Equus language is primarily a silent one and is based on the reading and use of muscle tension, movement, and energy. When we learn to use our bodies and movements to relate to the horse, they immediately recognize it and respond. When we humans can become fluent in their language, there is no end to what the horse will do with and for you!" Marlis Amato |
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If you're having difficulty interacting with your horse, or are having problems either
on the ground or in the saddle, call or email Marlis to "Troubleshoot". Most
problems can be treated in one or two visits and you as the owner have a
prescription to follow afterward.
Marlis currently travels throughout North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland offering clinics and
seminars in Effortless Cooperation - the MEA Way. Her endeavor is to assist horse owners in
making their relationship with their horse one of cooperation and willingness. She prefers to
teach both horse and owner at their own site, and often a "clinic" is for an individual. Her
methods are straightforward and easy to remember, with no steps to memorize, making MEA a
program for long-lasting success with your horse.
Marlis writes a monthly article series for the NC Horse News and has been labelled
the "NC Horse Whisperer".
Join the MEA Exchange! to discuss and share your experiences
with your horse.
on the ground or in the saddle, call or email Marlis to "Troubleshoot". Most
problems can be treated in one or two visits and you as the owner have a
prescription to follow afterward.
Marlis currently travels throughout North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland offering clinics and
seminars in Effortless Cooperation - the MEA Way. Her endeavor is to assist horse owners in
making their relationship with their horse one of cooperation and willingness. She prefers to
teach both horse and owner at their own site, and often a "clinic" is for an individual. Her
methods are straightforward and easy to remember, with no steps to memorize, making MEA a
program for long-lasting success with your horse.
Marlis writes a monthly article series for the NC Horse News and has been labelled
the "NC Horse Whisperer".
Join the MEA Exchange! to discuss and share your experiences
with your horse.
| Equus as a Second Language, A Translation Guide for Horse and Human. Available now on DVD. Check our products page for a full description and ordering information. |
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E-Mail: mea@mea-way.com
| If you're interested in hosting a clinic at your facility, please email us! |