Horses have a unique ability to heal, inspire, and empower, and Bridle Up Hope harnesses this power to create life-changing experiences for women and girls. In this episode, we introduce you to Rosemarie Rubalcava-Stokes and Sally Ford, the visionary women behind Bridle Up Hope in San Jose. Joined by my dear friend and hiking companion, Vikki, we explore their transformative program that combines equestrian training with Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

Born out of Rachel Covey's passion for horses, Bridle Up Hope has grown into a global movement dedicated to helping participants build confidence, manage emotions, and unlock their inner strength. Through a supportive 14-week course, women and girls from all walks of life find growth, community, and joy in equine-assisted learning.

This episode also dives into the inspiring personal journey of Rosemarie, a retired veteran who discovered a new calling with the help of this program. With activities like dance, art, and meaningful interactions with horses, Bridle Up Hope is proving that healing and empowerment can take many forms. Tune in to hear how horses and habits are changing lives, one stride at a time.

Bridle Up Hope

Interview with: Rosemarie Rubalcava-Stokes and Sally Ford
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