Testimonials

“Allison is an incredibly talented and creative coach. Her persistence and adaptability serve her clients well and create an experience to enable her clients to move past their challenges.” -Mindy W. Chapel Hill, NC

“Alison and her horses are a true gift to work with. From the initial greeting when you enter the space, through the time your appointment comes to a gentle close, you are treated with kindness and care. Alison and her team are experienced, attuned, and respectful of your pace and needs throughout the time you spend together. I’d pay double the price for the wonderful experience of working with this precious team!” - Dee, Therapist, DC-Metro area

“Working with Allison for a small amount of time was powerful . . . it has stuck with me all day. Not only did I feel for myself but was feeling for the others in the group, watching people's reactions to the horses, seeing how the horses reacted to people's energy was a once in a lifetime experience. . . . I appreciate the work you are doing. From the bottom of my heart thank you for this experience.” - Workshop participant, Leesburg, VA

The barn is open for in person sessions, with COVID safety protocols in place. Individuals, couples, and families from within the same household are attending.

Safety protocols are:

Allison opens the Ohana gate to let you in.
You are met in the parking lot to be screened for illness, including a temperature check. If anyone has signs of infection, you are not admitted to the barn.
We wear masks when in the barn or in session in the paddocks.
Clients/visitors wash hands before entering the barn and upon leaving.
If you develop any symptoms of respiratory infection, please let Allison know so that she may quarantine herself and take additional precautions.

NLC will hold a maximum of two sessions per day, with changeover time in between to allow cleaning of shared surfaces (chairs, door handles, hand washing station, etc.) While you are in the barn, we use very few coaching props and Allison handles the horses, gates, doors, etc. At this time, we are not conducting sessions that require a horse handler to be involved.