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PC1, Mental Health First Aid – YouthLacinda DaughertyLacinda Daugherty is the manager of Logan County Services with Northcare.
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PC3, Novice Instructor WorkshopHeather Hernandez-Sedillo and RD SedilloC2, Ethics in Practice as a Therapeutic Riding InstructorD2, Equine Specialist - What Does That Mean?Heather Hernandez-Sedillo |
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Heather Hernandez-Sedillo has been a passionate member of the equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) industry since 2004. She is the co-founder of Reining Strength Therapeutic Horsemanship, a PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center (PAC) in Richmond, TX. Heather is a PATH Intl. Advanced Instructor, lead certification evaluator and site visitor for center accreditation. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in social work from Baylor University and a master’s degree in education in community counseling from Texas Tech University. Heather recently co-authored a textbook for the EAAT industry: The Comprehensive Guide to Equine-Assisted Activities and Therapies, which is the first peer-reviewed textbook of its kind.
RD Sedillo has been a lifelong equestrian, gaining experience on the racetrack in New Mexico with his father who is also a trainer. He is licensed to train racehorses in six states, and in 2011, he became the youngest trainer to have a horse in the All-American Derby. In 2014, he began working for Reining Strength Therapeutic Horsemanship as the equine and facilities manager. He is a PATH Intl. Registered TRI and Equine Specialist in Metal Health and Learning as well as a Special Olympics Equestrian Coach.
RD Sedillo has been a lifelong equestrian, gaining experience on the racetrack in New Mexico with his father who is also a trainer. He is licensed to train racehorses in six states, and in 2011, he became the youngest trainer to have a horse in the All-American Derby. In 2014, he began working for Reining Strength Therapeutic Horsemanship as the equine and facilities manager. He is a PATH Intl. Registered TRI and Equine Specialist in Metal Health and Learning as well as a Special Olympics Equestrian Coach.
PC5, PATH Intl. Standards and How to Survive a Site Visit A2, PATH Intl. Standards and How They Apply to Each of UsJoan CutlerJoan Cutler has been a PATH Intl. Site Visitor for 15 years. She is also PATH Intl. Standards Course Faculty, a PATH Intl. Certified Advanced Instructor, Certified Driving Instructor Level 1 and is ESMHL certified.
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A1, Equines and Equine Gait! Part 1B1, Equines and Equine Gait! Part 2 (A1 Con't)C1, Equines and Equine Gait! Part 3 (B2 Con't)Dr. Leisa Preisard |
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Liesa M. Persaud, PT, DPT, PCS, CKTP, is a licensed physical therapist with 26 years’
experience in the field of adult and pediatric therapy. Additionally, she has educated health care
professionals, both nationally and internationally, in advanced treatment techniques, specialized
practical training and consultative services. She has worked in a variety of settings, including
private pediatric and adult clinics, schools, private homes, hospitals and long-term care facilities.
Ms. Persaud is a credentialed clinical instructor and also teaches human anatomy, physiology and
nutrition at Tulsa Community College. She received her associate’s degree in 1993 from Tulsa
Junior College and worked as a physical therapist assistant while completing her Bachelor of
Science degree in organizational leadership from Southern Nazarene University in Tulsa, OK. Ms.
Persaud earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of Findlay in Findlay,
OK, in 2003 and continued to expand her expertise in the field. She received her post-graduate
doctorate from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions and is a board certified specialist
in pediatric science. Ms. Persaud’s passion for travel has led her to teach and treat in Australia,
New Zealand, Turkey, the Arab Emirates, Mexico, the Ukraine and Palestine. Her wide range of
clinical experience, organizational leadership and proficient teaching skills make her an exciting
and compelling instructor.
experience in the field of adult and pediatric therapy. Additionally, she has educated health care
professionals, both nationally and internationally, in advanced treatment techniques, specialized
practical training and consultative services. She has worked in a variety of settings, including
private pediatric and adult clinics, schools, private homes, hospitals and long-term care facilities.
Ms. Persaud is a credentialed clinical instructor and also teaches human anatomy, physiology and
nutrition at Tulsa Community College. She received her associate’s degree in 1993 from Tulsa
Junior College and worked as a physical therapist assistant while completing her Bachelor of
Science degree in organizational leadership from Southern Nazarene University in Tulsa, OK. Ms.
Persaud earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of Findlay in Findlay,
OK, in 2003 and continued to expand her expertise in the field. She received her post-graduate
doctorate from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions and is a board certified specialist
in pediatric science. Ms. Persaud’s passion for travel has led her to teach and treat in Australia,
New Zealand, Turkey, the Arab Emirates, Mexico, the Ukraine and Palestine. Her wide range of
clinical experience, organizational leadership and proficient teaching skills make her an exciting
and compelling instructor.
A3, Equine Selection & TrainingRachel Royston & McKenzie Hindman Oefelein |
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Rachel Royston is the executive director of Turning Point Ranch Association, a PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center in Stillwater, OK, and has been a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor for seven years. She is also a PATH Intl. Certified ESMHL and registered mentor. She served as herd manager for Agape Therapeutic Riding in Indiana for three years for a herd of 20. Rachel has presented at the PATH Intl. Conference three years on miniature horse programing and training as well as mentoring instructors-in-training.
McKenzie Hindman Oefelein is a PATH lntl. Certified Registered Instructor who has served
Turning Point Ranch for seven years. She is currently senior instructor and served for three years
as the herd manager of 10 horses.
McKenzie Hindman Oefelein is a PATH lntl. Certified Registered Instructor who has served
Turning Point Ranch for seven years. She is currently senior instructor and served for three years
as the herd manager of 10 horses.
B2, Camp Courage: How Horses and Community Promote Growth for the Entire Military FamilyHeidi Derning |
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Heidi Derning has been with R.O.C.K. Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in
Georgetown, TX, for 19 years, serving first as the first volunteer coordinator and then as a PATH
Intl. Certified Registered Instructor. Since 2012, she has spent most of her program hours having
the honor of working with Veteran programing, which includes classes for Veterans, service
members and their families. Camp Courage is very dear to her because the campers seem to
have a special serving spirit like so many of their parents. Additionally, this camp involves many of
Veterans volunteering to make the camp happen! Heidi has a passion for her family including her
hubby, her three grown kids and her grandkids—all of whom are under the age of two! She also
loves horses and anything she can do outside.
Georgetown, TX, for 19 years, serving first as the first volunteer coordinator and then as a PATH
Intl. Certified Registered Instructor. Since 2012, she has spent most of her program hours having
the honor of working with Veteran programing, which includes classes for Veterans, service
members and their families. Camp Courage is very dear to her because the campers seem to
have a special serving spirit like so many of their parents. Additionally, this camp involves many of
Veterans volunteering to make the camp happen! Heidi has a passion for her family including her
hubby, her three grown kids and her grandkids—all of whom are under the age of two! She also
loves horses and anything she can do outside.
B3-C3, Planning and Response to an Active ShooterJim McBride |
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Jim McBride was in law enforcement for 35 years, before retiring as a captain with the Oklahoma
Highway Patrol (OHP). He worked various road assignments with the OHP and was a member of
their bomb squad and the tactical team. It was as a member of the tactical team that Jim was one
of the first responders to the Oklahoma City Bombing in April 1995. Jim spent 10 years in the
OHP Special Operations Unit, six as the troop commander. He served 26 years as a member of
the Oklahoma Army National Guard, retiring as a lieutenant colonel. Jim now serves as an adjunct
instructor for the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security, Southern Nazarene University, and
FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute in Emmetsburg, MD.
Highway Patrol (OHP). He worked various road assignments with the OHP and was a member of
their bomb squad and the tactical team. It was as a member of the tactical team that Jim was one
of the first responders to the Oklahoma City Bombing in April 1995. Jim spent 10 years in the
OHP Special Operations Unit, six as the troop commander. He served 26 years as a member of
the Oklahoma Army National Guard, retiring as a lieutenant colonel. Jim now serves as an adjunct
instructor for the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security, Southern Nazarene University, and
FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute in Emmetsburg, MD.
Lunch and PATH International UpdateJeff Kelling - PATH Intl. Director of Credentialing and Education |
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Through his work with non profit organizations in the U.S. and Canada Jeff has enjoyed successful experience in collaborative leadership, designing and delivering high quality programs, and in building personal and team relationships. He has an extensive background in teaching higher education, working with diverse cultures, public speaker, teacher and innovator.
D1, EAAT and IEPs - Opening the Gate to CollaborationJ1, Horsin' Around - Behavioral Strategies for Participants at EAAT CentersAndrea Suk and Faye Autry-Schreffler |
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Andrea Suk joined the Zarrow Center in 2016 as a Doctoral Sooner Scholar. Andrea obtained her
bachelor’s degree as a learning behavior specialist from Bradley University. She has taught in
both Illinois and Arizona as a high school special education teacher where she also quickly
developed the role of preparing students for careers after graduation. Upon completing her
master’s degree in transition through the University of Kansas, she became a transition specialist
in Texas. During this time, Andrea completed more than 150 transition plans for students in both
high school and middle school settings. Andrea has received distinct recognition for her
leadership as the ACE (Architecture, Construction and Engineering mentor group for high school
students) mentor of the year in Phoenix, the Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year (Glendale, AZ), and is
a Target Grant Field Trip recipient. Andrea is also a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor.
Faye Autry-Schreffler was a secondary transition education scholar and finished her second
master's degree at the University of Oklahoma, December 2016. Faye obtained her bachelor’s
degree from Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, in 2003. She then served six years active duty
in the United States Air Force, where she was an airborne surveillance technician aboard the E-3
Sentry (AWACS). During her service to her country she earned her first master's degree in human
relations from the University of Oklahoma in December 2010. After Faye became a disabled
veteran, she wanted to continue to serve her community as a teacher. She then went through the
Troops to Teachers program and became certified to teach severe and profound disabilities, mild
and moderate disabilities, secondary level in English, U.S. history, OK history, government and
economics. Faye then taught special education for several years at both the middle and high
school level before she was accepted full time into the University of Oklahoma's doctoral program.
Faye also owns and runs a cattle and horse ranch with her husband by Lake Thunderbird.
bachelor’s degree as a learning behavior specialist from Bradley University. She has taught in
both Illinois and Arizona as a high school special education teacher where she also quickly
developed the role of preparing students for careers after graduation. Upon completing her
master’s degree in transition through the University of Kansas, she became a transition specialist
in Texas. During this time, Andrea completed more than 150 transition plans for students in both
high school and middle school settings. Andrea has received distinct recognition for her
leadership as the ACE (Architecture, Construction and Engineering mentor group for high school
students) mentor of the year in Phoenix, the Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year (Glendale, AZ), and is
a Target Grant Field Trip recipient. Andrea is also a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor.
Faye Autry-Schreffler was a secondary transition education scholar and finished her second
master's degree at the University of Oklahoma, December 2016. Faye obtained her bachelor’s
degree from Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, in 2003. She then served six years active duty
in the United States Air Force, where she was an airborne surveillance technician aboard the E-3
Sentry (AWACS). During her service to her country she earned her first master's degree in human
relations from the University of Oklahoma in December 2010. After Faye became a disabled
veteran, she wanted to continue to serve her community as a teacher. She then went through the
Troops to Teachers program and became certified to teach severe and profound disabilities, mild
and moderate disabilities, secondary level in English, U.S. history, OK history, government and
economics. Faye then taught special education for several years at both the middle and high
school level before she was accepted full time into the University of Oklahoma's doctoral program.
Faye also owns and runs a cattle and horse ranch with her husband by Lake Thunderbird.
D3, Insurance for Your PATH Intl. CenterDebi DeTurk PelosoDebi DeTurk Peloso, CPCU, works for Markel Insurance and has been an equine insurer since 1982, specializing in commercial liability and property coverages.
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E1, Secondary Traumatic Stress: The Dangers of Not Taking Care of YourselfKatherine Anne Scott"Kat," has a master’s degree in Clinical Neuropsychology, as well as certifications and state licenses for psychometry and counseling. She recently obtained her PATH Intl. TRI certification and works at two independent practices, providing therapeutic riding lessons and equine-assisted psychotherapy. She works with clients who present with a variety of issues, but she especially likes to work with people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and dementia. She has two dogs, one cat and two apricot dun paint horses, and would eventually like to own her own private practice.
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E2, “Blame it on my age?!?!” Lyndi Gilliam, DVMDr. Gilliam was raised in Wyoming. She has shown horses her whole life, most recently working cow horses; which is what brought her to Oklahoma. Once she was here she just couldn't leave so she stayed for her undergrad and DVM degrees at OSU. Dr. Gilliam went into a mixed animal private practice in Dalhart Texas for 2 years before returning to OSU for her residency and Ph.D. She completed her residency and became board certified in Large Animal Internal Medicine in 2006. In 2012 she completed her PhD in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences studying the effects of rattlesnake venom on the horse's heart. Her current research includes envenomation and methods to treat it, equine herpes virus, Corynebacterium pseudo tb / Pigeon Fever, and analgesic protocols for chronic pain in the horse.
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E3, EFL Vocational Training ProgramJen Donahue |
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Jen Donahue has been involved in the EAAT industry since 1993 and is employed by Equest, a PATH Intl. PAC, and currently serves as its specialties program and community outreach coordinator. She has served as Equest's head instructor and education coordinator, supervising, lecturing and mentoring in the bi-annual PATH Intl. approved training courses. Jen has been fortunate to have worked with five therapeutic riding centers and started one from the ground up. She is a PATH Intl. Certified Advanced Instructor, Certified Driving Level III Instructor, a PATH Intl. Mentor and Certified ESMHL. Jen is a lead faculty member for PATH Intl. Onsite Registered Level Therapeutic Riding Instructor workshops and certifications, and associate faculty for PATH Intl. Therapeutic Driving workshops and certifications. She is currently serving as chair of the PATH Intl. Region 8 Leadership Team. Jen serves on the PATH Intl. Accreditation Sub-Committee and the PATH Intl. Driving Sub-Committee. Jen is the president of the Lone Star Therapeutic Equestrian Network board, which provides continuing education opportunities for therapeutic riding professionals. She has been involved in planning the Region 8/LSTEN conferences for 14 years. Jen has a passion for teaching the teachers.
F1, Dressage for EAATJ2, Workplace Wellness Programs: Are They Right for Your Center?Cecelia ConwayCecelia Conway is a PATH Intl. Certified TRI, an International Society of Rider Biomechanics coach and chair of a 26 show schooling series in Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. She is also an active rider competing in traditional and Western Dressage as well as a member of the USDF, USEF, AQHA and IDCTA.
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F2, Board vs Staff: Clearing the Confusion of Roles and ResponsibilitiesK3-L3, Effective Fundraising with Christine VolkmerLili KelloggChristine Volkmer |
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Lili Kellogg is the CEO of Equest, a PATH Intl. PAC in Dallas, and has been involved in the therapeutic riding industry since 1987. Before taking the helm at Equest, she served as the executive director of SIRE in Houston, the director of ManeGait Therapeutic Horsemanship in McKinney, Texas, and the program director of Equest. Prior to moving to Texas in 1984, she served on the faculty in the Equine Management Department of the University of Minnesota Technical College, Waseca. Lili, who received her BS degree in animal science from Colorado State University, is a PATH Intl. Certified Master instructor, accreditation site visitor, ESMHL, and a riding certification faculty/ evaluator. She has coached equestrian teams at national and international levels, including Team USA at the 1996 Paralympics. Lili has served on numerous boards, committees and task forces and was the 2002 recipient of the PATH Intl. James Brady Professional Achievement Award, the highest honor in the therapeutic riding industry. Lili is currently serving on the PATH Intl. Board of Trustees.
Christine Volkmer is the director of development for Equest, a PATH Intl. PAC in Dallas, TX, since November 2016. Prior to that she ran a public relations business for 14 years; before that, she was an educator teaching English.
Christine Volkmer is the director of development for Equest, a PATH Intl. PAC in Dallas, TX, since November 2016. Prior to that she ran a public relations business for 14 years; before that, she was an educator teaching English.
F3, Succession PlanningLeslie Kirkland
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Nancy Krenek is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, doctor of physical therapy and the CEO/founder of R.O.C.K., Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in Georgetown, TX. She is a hippotherapy clinical specialist with 20 years in the industry.
Andi Holland has worked in nonprofit management for over 30 years. She mentored with Savannah Station TRP in 2014-2015 while becoming a PATH Intl. Certified Instructor. She became the Executive Director of SSTRP in October 2017. She has had horses for almost 20 years and believes it is a privilege to lead an organization that utilizes their amazing gifts to impact the lives of all who come in contact with them.
Friday Night Awards Banquet
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In 2014 the Oklahoma Chapter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Professional Association awarded Jane the Herman Prescott Award. This award recognizes a professional who has excelled in assisting women and minorities in the advancement of their careers within the Boys & Girls Club movement. In October, 2015, Jane was recognized by the Journal Record newspaper as one of 50 Women of the Year in the state of Oklahoma.
Prior to joining the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County, Jane was Deputy Director of the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG).
In volunteer capacities, she has served as President of Leadership Oklahoma City and its Alumni Association and President of Leadership Oklahoma City’s Youth Leadership Exchange (YLX), as well as Co-Chair of Youth City Council. In 2014 she was honored with Leadership Oklahoma City’s Zach D. Taylor Servant Leadership Award.
She is a member of Rotary Club 29 and formerly served as President of Edmond Rotary where she received the 1995 Rotarian of the Year Award and Rotary International’s 2005 Meritorious Service Award.
Jane holds a B.S. in Journalism and M.S. in Curriculum and Instruction from Oklahoma State University. She and her husband David live in Edmond, Oklahoma and have two grown sons.
Prior to joining the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County, Jane was Deputy Director of the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG).
In volunteer capacities, she has served as President of Leadership Oklahoma City and its Alumni Association and President of Leadership Oklahoma City’s Youth Leadership Exchange (YLX), as well as Co-Chair of Youth City Council. In 2014 she was honored with Leadership Oklahoma City’s Zach D. Taylor Servant Leadership Award.
She is a member of Rotary Club 29 and formerly served as President of Edmond Rotary where she received the 1995 Rotarian of the Year Award and Rotary International’s 2005 Meritorious Service Award.
Jane holds a B.S. in Journalism and M.S. in Curriculum and Instruction from Oklahoma State University. She and her husband David live in Edmond, Oklahoma and have two grown sons.
G1, Training for SuccessAbby OckerAbby Ocker manages and trains 35 horses at The Right Path Riding Academy, a PATH Intl. PAC in Drumright, OK, and runs her own training business, Solo Christos Horse Training. She specializes in starting horses and entered the Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue Trainer’s Challenge in 2016 and 2017. She won 1st place both years. Abbey received her PATH Intl. TRI certification in August 2017 and is currently preparing for driving certification. Aside from therapeutic riding and training, Abby enjoys competing in working equitation.
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G2, Identifying and Reducing Stress in Our Equine Partners
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H2-I2, Teaching Volunteers to Warm Up the Horse - From the Pasture to the Arena: Preparing the EAAT HorseCharla Ann Story |
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Charla Ann Story was born into a horse and musical family where showing horses and playing music was the norm. Her mother introduced her to training principles and to the therapeutic riding industry where she remains today. She holds a master's degree in education and is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, mentor, as well as a CHA Master Instructor and Clinician. She is the founder and director of C-Bar Horsemanship Therapeutic Riding Center, a PATH Intl. Member Center in Shawnee, OK, specializing in equine-assisted learning, adaptive physical education, training and schooling horses, instructor-in-training programing, Veterans' program, and collaborating with local universities and their student/volunteers. At Victory Therapeutic Center, a PATH Intl. PAC in Roanoke, Texas, Charla teaches therapeutic riding classes, a senior adult class, a mentorship program, a Veterans class, and a class for women rescued from human trafficking. In between teaching, she plays upright & electric bass with Steve Story Music Co., her husband's company.
I1, Biomechanics and Therapeutic RidingCheryl WestCheryl West, originally from Australia, now calls northeast Oklahoma her home and regularly hosts clinics and training on a variety of topics from dressage to groundwork to trail riding. She is a phenomenal Dressage and vaulting instructor. Cheryl is highly regarded in the industry and has recently trained for a short time with Olympic coach Anne Gribbons. She is also the 2018 chair of the Oklahoma Dressage Society
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J3, Process Improvement for Improving Sustainability and Efficiency for EAAT ServicesNancy Krenek and Shannon MiddletonM1, Region NetworkingN1, Don't Take A Chance—Do the Safety Dance!Shannon Middleton |
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Nancy Krenek is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, doctor of physical therapy and the CEO/founder of R.O.C.K., Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in Georgetown, TX. She is a hippotherapy clinical specialist with 20 years in the industry.
Shannon Middleton is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, Certified ESMHL, mentor, speech language pathologist and hippotherapy clinical specialist. She is the safety and education director at R.O.C.K., Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in Georgetown, TX.
Shannon Middleton is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, Certified ESMHL, mentor, speech language pathologist and hippotherapy clinical specialist. She is the safety and education director at R.O.C.K., Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in Georgetown, TX.
K1, Supporting Positive Identity Development With EAAT: The What, Why and HowBetsy KahlBetsy Kahl is a PATH Intl. Certified Advanced Instructor and an LCSW. As a social worker, Betsy’s work has focused on supporting children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral needs in school, camp and outpatient settings. Betsy has partnered with a variety of animals to facilitate growth in clients including dogs, cats, turtles, skunks, opossums and snakes. Her favorite partners are horses. Betsy lives in Austin, TX, and works as an instructor at R.O.C.K., Ride On Center for Kids, a PATH Intl. PAC in Georgetown, TX.
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K2-L2, Equine Activity Liability Acts: Are You Blindly Galloping Along?Deborah Manasco |
Deborah Manasco is a lifelong equine enthusiast and has competed, coached, judged and taught horsemanship in various settings for more than 40 years. Retired from full-time law practice, she practices with the Alabama Legislature during the annual regular session and teaches therapeutic horsemanship part-time at Storybook Farm in Opelika, AL. She is a PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor, mentor and site visitor.
L1, Colors of Hope Equine Restoration Certification ProgramJodie Webb, Juliette Dugger, and Joanna Tones |
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Jodie Webb is the Colors of Hope founder and international director. Rodeo was a way of life during her childhood and adolescence. As a young child she became a victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking, but in the midst of her pain, rodeo and a ranching way of life gave her the gift of the equine. Horses played an intricate role in her life and God used them to provide comfort and healing on her journey to restoration. The pain of her abuse is now a story of redemption, and Jodie believes that every female who has suffered from the emotional torment caused by sexual abuse and sex trafficking can be restored by connecting God, equine and this program.
Juliette Dugger had a pretty normal childhood with a share of dysfunction thrown in. At 10 years old, the harsh reality of poor adult choices, such as abuse and neglect, ravaged her family. Her life’s work is empowering God’s beloved daughters to find more joy, less overwhelm, more peace, less worry, more restoration, less confusion, more redemption, less shame and more belonging, less loneliness. In 2003 Juliette resigned from corporate America and decided to launch her own business as a female entrepreneur and business coach. Juliette and her family are blessed to call the beloved and magnificent Texas Hill Country home! She is a speaker, professional life coach, creative, mentor, author and CEO. She is the founder of Fellowship of Kindreds Organization, SoulStory Conference, Arise Retreat, Jules & MakeHer Collective and Raw Outlaw Wellness. Juliette is privileged to sit on the board of her nonprofit partner, Colors of Hope, as president, and through equine restoration she is “IN IT TO PREVENT IT.”
Joanna Tones has many untold stories of both tragedy and triumph. She wants to show others how to truly live from the inside out and bring people to the foundation where they can find healing and restoration. Joanna and her husband, Joe, have three beautiful daughters, two handsome sons, and three adorable grandbabies! She sits on the board as treasurer for Colors of Hope.
Juliette Dugger had a pretty normal childhood with a share of dysfunction thrown in. At 10 years old, the harsh reality of poor adult choices, such as abuse and neglect, ravaged her family. Her life’s work is empowering God’s beloved daughters to find more joy, less overwhelm, more peace, less worry, more restoration, less confusion, more redemption, less shame and more belonging, less loneliness. In 2003 Juliette resigned from corporate America and decided to launch her own business as a female entrepreneur and business coach. Juliette and her family are blessed to call the beloved and magnificent Texas Hill Country home! She is a speaker, professional life coach, creative, mentor, author and CEO. She is the founder of Fellowship of Kindreds Organization, SoulStory Conference, Arise Retreat, Jules & MakeHer Collective and Raw Outlaw Wellness. Juliette is privileged to sit on the board of her nonprofit partner, Colors of Hope, as president, and through equine restoration she is “IN IT TO PREVENT IT.”
Joanna Tones has many untold stories of both tragedy and triumph. She wants to show others how to truly live from the inside out and bring people to the foundation where they can find healing and restoration. Joanna and her husband, Joe, have three beautiful daughters, two handsome sons, and three adorable grandbabies! She sits on the board as treasurer for Colors of Hope.
Cowboy ChurchJeri Hargis |
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Jerri has served on the Board of Directors of Savannah Station in El Reno, OK since January of 2016. She is the Grants and Division Manager of the Financial Assistance Division of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. Prior to working for the OWRB Hargis owned and operated a feed store in Yukon, OK. She also managed her own venture capital company, as well as provided management for other venture capital companies across the State of Oklahoma, which helped provide financing for start-up companies under the Oklahoma Rural Venture Capital Act. She hold a Professional Human Resources certification and formerly served as the Vice-President and Human Resources Manager of Capital West Securities, a full service brokerage firm. Her love for horses and children is her drive to serve on the Savannah Station TRP Board.
N2, 4H and the Therapeutic Equine CenterBecke WilliamsBecke Williams is a 4H leader in Arkansas, and she owns and operates her family ranch. She opened Arkansas Heart & Sole TEC in 2016 in Monticello, AR, and is the manager and PATH Intl. Certified Registered Instructor there.
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