When does The Equi-IX start? How long do I have access? And how much
time should I budget to go through this?

When you join The Equi-IX Method, you'll get lifetime access, so you can start whenever you wish, whether that's today, tomorrow, next week, or even next month. You'll have instant access to all the content and bonuses as well as unlimited updates (Growth and problem resolution requires changes and updates as you will find already within the course). It's a self-paced program so you can go as fast or as slow as you wish.


Will I get help directly from Brooke? Is there support as I work through the program and run into individual horse related issues?

Yes! As you go through the modules and actively listen to the video presentations and seminars within, you'll get help directly from me by
simply sending me a message. You'll receive support, can ask questions, brainstorm, and get more individual help if you so choose!


What makes The Equi-IX Method different from other courses?

The Equi-IX Method is unique because it provides a conventional and holistic approach to horses. Unlike other courses, we focus on 3 key areas (while also adding focus on your own internal struggles). It focuses on physical, mental, and internal aspects of resolving pain and behavior issues. A few Included features to highlight is a 30 Day rehab guideline, 90 day diet outline, step by step videos teaching raindrop massage, and teaching my proprietary pain exams. All of this builds on a strong connection. A balance of faith and psychology aspects provides horse owners with a way to further manage their own stress and mental wellbeing. This is one big part that is often missed in traditional courses.


What level of knowledge as a horse owner is required of me?

The course provides practical advice and solutions that are easy to apply, so that horse owners can understand how to make changes in their horse for the better. This is a supportive and non judgemental place of learning while we all are just trying to do what we think is best for our horses. Stories, struggles, successes are all encouraged to be sent to me! I am your additional set of eyes (if you want it), your listening ear (when you need it), and your direct support (when you seek guidance). So whether you are a beginner to owning horses, have owned them 20+ years, or you are a professional in the industry there isn't a minimum requirement!


I have been told my horse has a bad attitude or it is just a training issue?

Too often "experts' “ see everything in terms of their own field with little consideration about the whole horse. If a horse bucks, a saddle fitter will adjust the saddle, a vet will inject the hocks, a chiropractor pop some joints, a "trainer" will tell you to use more leg, a "natural horsemanship trainer" will sell you a $95 halter and a $175 pvc stick, a farrier will put pads on the feet, and so on and so forth. They might be right or wrong about a problem -- but none of them look at the entire horse for the cause, they just look at the piece of the horse they specialise in. Really it's the owner who actually "decides" what their horse's problem is by deciding what kind of professional to call. These days owners MUST educate themselves and advocate for their horse


Can our mindset really have power to it?

When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.


What if your horse is not crazy, but scared?
What if your horse is not hot but anxious?
What if your horse is not giving you a hard time but having a hard time?
What if your horse is in pain and not acting up?

The more we learn about horses the more we realise we are just scratching the surface of their intelligence, learning patterns, and our ability to understand them at the deepest levels to take the best care of them.


I feel my horse is beyond finding a solution for the pain she/he still has?

A lameness, a rehab, an expensive unknown, a shoeing issue, a training trouble... when our horses hurt, we hurt. and it's okay to have emotional feelings around it! And it's not easy! Don't give up though, look for the answers. Our greatest growth as horsewomen/men often comes through these struggles. Horses are humbling, and can also be our greatest teachers.


How do you know if its a training issue or pain related issue?

Let's break down one example to start! I see so many horses that react negatively when being saddled or the girth being tightened. Often times I hear comments or advice telling other horse owners just ignore it- they just do that, they'll be fine once you're on riding. This course helps owners to see how that doesn't have to continue to be the reality, and how to recognize issues sooner at a stage that can be easier to fix. Understanding further some specific issues and how to begin addressing them from a different perspective.