Join us for a two-day immersion into the world of herbal medicine care for horses. Blending traditional wisdom with modern practice, you will explore a variety of medicinal plants and how they support equine health, while deepening your connection to the land, the seasons, and the deep-rooted relationship between plants, animals, and people.
In many Indigenous cultures around the world, there is no distinction between healing practices for people and animals; plants that support human wellness are also used to care for animals. Herbalism is both a practical skill and a living art, grounded in observation, relationship, and respect for the natural world.
During this two-day workshop, you will:

ABOUT JORDAN STANTON
Jordan is a lifelong horsewoman, herbalist, and the founder of The Soul Horse Way and creator at Horsewomanship Herbals.
She comes from a lineage of Indigenous women healers from Mexico, and her work is deeply rooted in this ancestral tradition. A masterful educator and facilitator, Jordan has spent the last 27 years guiding transformational experiences for people from all walks of life, in places as varied as juvenile justice programs, corporate boardrooms, and street-based outreach with homeless youth.
Jordan is certified in herbalism through the Sage Mountain School of Herbal Studies and the Self Heal School of Herbal Studies, and holds certifications from both Bach Flower Essences and Flower Essence Services. With nearly 30 years of hands-on experience using herbs to support the health of people and animals, her practice blends deep tradition with lived wisdom.
She is also certified in Waldorf Education and is, at heart, a community educator, committed to making learning meaningful, accessible, and rooted in relationship. Her work is further informed by training in energy psychology, leadership development, women’s spirituality, and natural horsemanship, all of which shape her holistic and intuitive approach.
Wise, funny, and grounded in truth, Jordan has a gift for speaking to the soul. She learns from her horses and donkeys every day and honors the land she lives on in Southern Arizona as one of her greatest teachers.
TRAVEL AND LODGING
Workshop participants are responsible for their own travel to and lodging in Santa Fe. For those traveling from out of town, the nearest airports are in Santa Fe, 20 minutes away, and Albuquerque, which is an hour drive away. For lodging, we recommend the El Rey Court, who has offered registered workshop participants up to 15% off a four night stay. The exact address of the workshop will be sent to registered participants the week of arrival. Moon Horse Ranch is 30 minutes south of downtown Santa Fe, between the villages of Galisteo and Cerillos. San Marcos Seed and Feed is a 5 minute drive from Moon Horse Ranch.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Two scholarships for creatives looking to expand their skills may be available, with a priority going to BIPOC; to apply for a scholarship please see here.
REFUND POLICY
Due to the nature of these workshops and how much long term planning and preparation goes into each one, refunds cannot be given.
$425.00