
“I really wanted to start heading towards making change, but I didn't know how,” Equine Assisted Learning Coach and founder of Equine Angels, Lainie Bracher Towner
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Lainie Bracher Towner, Equine Assisted Learning Coach and founder of Equine Angels, shares the story of starting her business and undergoing an entire professional rebrand.
She’s gone from the glamorous world of fashion magazines, parties and corporate offices to working with horses to deliver an equine assisted life coaching program that helps disadvantaged youth develop emotional control, effective communication and body language skills.
When I spoke with Lainie, there was a lot up in the air for her, her beloved business was facing a period of challenge with the need to secure down a property to continue her amazing work, and since then the region she calls home has faced devastating flooding. Thankfully she is now resettled into a new space to continue her work.
It can be a tough gig trying new things, with a lot of unknowns, in this episode we talk about listening to the signs that you’re ready for change and going for it, no matter how many unknowns there are.
Connect with Lainie on Instagram @equineangelsbyronbay
Learn more about the amazing work she does on the Equine Angels website
And find her at Bilambil Pets Paradise, where she's partnered with her colleague at Horses Helping Humans top help those in need from Byron to the Gold Coast.
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