Nicola Corbett — Healing Facilitator
Yoga, Presence, Writing, Horses, Nature, Reflexology, Colour Mirrors, Biocharger
Each session is tailored to you.
A space for humans and horses to be themselves.
The Old Dairy, Charnage, Somerset
Over the past 25 years I have loved exploring and experiencing different journeys in learning about health and Nature. I have always believed that each of us has the ability to heal. Nature shows us daily. We have simply forgotten or become too dependent on others to fix us. Remembering that we have the ability is empowering and exciting and yes, at times a little overwhelming as there is so much out there. This led me to explore the concept of us all being energy and I found it a wonderful guide. After all that is what we are. An intellegent energy compressed into matter, a human body for many of us. And what a gift, once we learn to really embody this energy we remember the beauty of feeling, of tasting, of healing, of growing, of moving, of 'being.'
The space created is thanks to our old pony Lightening. Fifteen years of living side by side Lightening and our herd, observing, listening and always learning, I was shown that the horses are the greatest, most patient teachers in presence and guiding us back to our hearts and bodies. Lightening waited for me to fully grasp that everything we need is within before he passed and for all he gave me I am truly grateful. In memory of him, we have created a space for humans and horses to unwind, relax and be truly themselves.
My hope is that we will build up a community between beings where healing takes place in all its forms, where judgements become compassion and fears become love. The only request is that you show up from your heart.
We have 9 ponies at Lightning's Way, sharing acres of Wiltshire land with sheep, goats, pigs, dogs,
owls, deer and all of Mother Nature. The horses roam free. The essence here is to let nature be and for us to listen, to learn, to observe, to remember our deep connection to Nature and to live alongside.
Taking in Horses or ponies
If you are looking to rehome a pony heading for an uncertain future, we will consider
taking them on.
What we ask...
Bring them to us · Donate Minimum £300 toward vet fees and end-of-life care · Allow us to rewild them back to nature · No judgement of our approach: quality over quantity of time, always.
This runs on communication, conversation, connection, gratitude and grace.
