Julianne Neal is an award-winning filmmaker, educator, author, equine advocate, and lifelong horsewoman. She is the producer/director of 5000 Miles 5000 Mustangs and A Mustang Story, and author of the children's book series Adopted by a Mustang. After a 35-year career in arts education and K–12 administration, Julianne combines education, storytelling, film, and horses to create meaningful connections between people and the equine world. Her work includes the Wellness Through Mustangs® program, equine documentaries, educational programming, and her role as Director of Production and Education for the EQUUS Film & Arts Fest. jamediaconnections.com

Helena Harris is an applied equine behavior clinician with academic training in animal welfare and behavior science from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. With more than 25 years of hands-on horse and stable management experience, she helps horse owners, trainers, and professionals improve their horse's performance and emotional wellbeing by using applied animal behavior methods. She is a member of the Animal Behavior Society, the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC), and the International Society of Equitation Science (ISES). Based full time in Aiken, South Carolina, she rides and trains her two thoroughbred mares as pleasure mounts, while her retired field hunter, Brody, enjoys life as the resident Good Horse Ambassador to the World. https://hooharris.com/

Anette Torjussen is an internationally recognized equine bodyworker, educator, and the founder of Viking Equine Health. After leaving a career in accounting to pursue her passion for horses, she completed extensive training in equine osteopathy, craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, massage, and saddle fitting across multiple countries. With more than 22 years of clinical experience and 11 years of advanced education, Anette has dedicated her career to improving equine health through evidence-based practice and lifelong learning. Today, she develops innovative techniques, conducts research, and teaches equine professionals worldwide, helping them provide the highest standard of care for horses. She is now offering Nordic School of Holistic Equine Therapy, a professional two-year education for those who want to understand the horse beyond the symptoms. http://vikingequinehealth.com/education and check out Anette's hands-on clinic in Webster, Florida on August 22 and 23: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DVH6fd9KF/