Healing Horses with Elisha

105: The Hidden Cost of Chasing Symptoms Instead of Root Causes

Last week, we discussed what it takes for horses to recover and heal truly. Today, we’re building on that by clarifying the hidden cost of chasing symptoms instead of un

104: Deep Work Requires Downtime - For You and Your Horse's Metabolism

Horses need rest, especially when they’re dealing with metabolic issues. Their nervous systems need it, and in many cases, rest is an important part of their recovery. S

103: When Traditional Care Wasn't Enough: Trish & Teddy's Story

I’m delighted to have Trish Collins, owner of a 30-year-old mare called Teddy, joining me today to discuss the challenges of supporting a senior horse. We unpack the diet

102: What Your Horse's Body Is ACTUALLY Trying to Tell You

Over the last few episodes, we’ve explored topics related to mindset, how we approach our horse’s health, what we notice, and how to interpret what we see. This week, I

101: The Three Things Standing Between Your Horse and Their Health

We're getting uncomfortably honest today. In this episode, I continue the conversation I began early in January, to support you with invaluable mindset and perspective s

100: Why Your Horse Stops Talking (And How to Listen Again)

Welcome to our 100th podcast episode! In the last episode, we discussed permitting yourself to trust your instincts. Today, we continue that discussion, diving even deep

99: The Permission You and Your Horse Have Been Waiting For

We’re talking about permission today. In last month’s Firehorse Fierce episode, we briefly touched on permission-seeking. Today, I clarify what that really means. Too o

98: When Knowledge Becomes Noise (And How to Filter What Actually Matters)

Today, we’re continuing our conversation about mindset and perspective when it comes to your horse’s health. This year, I have received many messages about navigating in

97: The Courage to Wait: When Your Horse Needs You Present, Not Panicked

Last week, we looked at how easily our sense of urgency can spill over onto our horses. We explored ways to manage our fears and the urge to intervene when all our horses

96: Frozen in fear to fire horse fierce: Your 2026 transformation

I have spent the past few weeks reflecting because the start of a new year naturally brings a desire to change what we do, how we do things, or even how we think. If you

95: Learn More About My Signature Program: Healing Horses Their Way

Every year, from late November to early December, we roll up our sleeves, set the dates, map out the plan, and fine-tune the details for the year ahead. Join me today fo

94: Detox Done Right: Your 3-Step Supplement Audit

This week, we are continuing with the theme of toxicity because it lies at the root of most health issues horses experience. Looking back at past cases, the pattern is u

93: The Insulin–Inflammation Cycle: How It Becomes Toxic and How to Break It

Much of what we read online about horse health is misleading. So, for those of you following a more natural and holistic path by focusing on the diet, lifestyle, and envi

92: The Definition of Toxicity and What it Means for Your Horse (Spotlight Rerun)

Last week, we explored the early signs of toxicity in horses. Today, we revisit a previous episode to clarify what toxicity is and how it affects your horse. Toxicity is

91: Early Warning Signs of Toxicity: What Your Horse is Trying to Tell You

We’re talking about toxicity today. I’ve been seeing several cases lately where toxicity plays a role, so I thought it was time to revisit the topic. In episode 53, I co

90: Winter Nutrition Tips for Keeping Your Horses Healthy

Today I’m sharing winter nutrition tips for horses. As temperatures drop and the seasons shift, you will need to adjust your feeding to support your horse’s health thro

89: Is Your Horse Eating Dirt?

This week, we’re tackling a question horse owners often ask, which is why their horses eat dirt. Some horses only lick or nibble dirt occasionally, while others take it

88: Tips for Easier Mash Prep

With winter just around the corner, I decided to offer some tips today, for preparing mash in the colder months. Stay tuned for practical tips to make soaking and prepar

87: Disease Labels and How They Shape Our Beliefs

Today, we are exploring how our mindset can influence the decisions we make about challenges to our horses’ health. Whether you are dealing with a common issue or a new

86: How Fall Hormone Changes Can Affect Your Horse's Metabolic Health

As we move from summer to fall, and temperatures at night start to cool, subtle changes begin to occur in our horses. Shorter days trigger powerful hormonal shifts, oft