Episode 1: Buttercup (USA Tour 2023)

Mia is invited for one day of private trainings in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
In only one day, split in two training sessions, as Buttercup spoke loudly about her fears, Mia worked in rebuilding her confidence by giving trust to earn trust.

[@sonja437]

I love When Horses Choose. Thank you so much Mia!

[@LilA-zl6tf]

The potential to react to any action - never goes away. You just get more instanceies to learn with.

[@taralee7076]

Just beautiful to watch you work with the horses and gain trust with them 💝

[@amyanderson3448]

Thank you for telling horse people that horses need to be together! Single turn out where they can see other horses is not good enough.

[@dawncamp303]

Yes, thank you , please continue to say that over and over again until people get it !!!!!

[@Astra_Vulpes]

It is so rare to see people work with horses the way you do- I love it so much. THIS is how I want to learn to work with them, in a joint union, treating them like equals. I found you a while ago, but now that I've moved in with friends who own horses and I help take care of, I've come back to your content even more! Thank you for sharing your journey and beautiful training style. There is a blind horse here that I have connected with- I pray I can figure out how to work with him properly and communicate with him in a way that will help him and me understand each other. It's a bit difficult because of his lost eyesight, but I'm learning a lot with your videos

[@christinafragis7224]

Thank you again for sharing your journey and experiences . Like all horses Buttercup is beautiful inside out.

[@abdool1972]

Lovely work Mia! What a beautiful space to work in!

[@zoenielsen1872]

Thanks again Mia

[@sidilicious11]

Buttercup is beautiful and such a wonderful mover. I’m looking forward to watching Mia help her learn to trust. I love these series.

[@humanity941]

hi from australia great work mia

[@thomaslogsdon5165]

Very interesting video. Apparently some trust issues from past experiences. Good job Mia, looking forward to the next episode.👍👍👍

[@rrl9528]

Incredible ❤

[@dawncamp303]

wonderful video, can't wait for session #2; Mia is the best at understanding horses.

[@eleidal]

Beautiful work, yet again!!

[@ClaraRobin]

Crazy that there are people who can actually bring themselves to abuse a horse. It is obvious that Buttercup wants to heal from her past and to trust people. She clearly wants Mia's help and friendship, but her trauma response is built in and is controlling her reaction each time. I wonder if even when a horse can break through their trauma response, if they are able to forget the past abuse, or if the memory is always there?

[@whenhorseschoose]

I think they let go, when they choose to trust again. It’s a process🥰

[@shannondominguez9725]

Oh wow Buttercup is a beautiful horse and she wants to connect but she’s also nervous and scared trying to find a way to tell her people what she needs. So good on them for listening to her and finding someone like Mia to guide her through these struggles showing her another path while also giving her a choice and giving her owner who seems like such a kind person who loves her girl,the tools to continue helping her. Buttercup is the perfect name for her as she’s very sweet,another note the audio cuts in and out in places and you can’t hear it as well or hear it at all so it sounds muffled,if there’s a way to improve it that’d be great;thank you for another wonderful video Mia and for using your gift to give these precious souls a voice that can be heard.🐎🤗🤎🌈