Hi, I'm Eve.

I've spent most of my life around horses, spending my childhood at my family’s equestrian center in Quebec. Over the years of riding, competing, and caring for them, they have become some of my greatest teachers. They have taught me so much about myself and how I show up into the world. For over twenty years, my professional focus has been deeply rooted in body awareness, holistic wellness, and helping people learn how to slow down and release physical stress.

In 2017, after experiencing my own severe burnout, it was the horses that brought me back to my body and my own sense of clarity. They became my anchor once again during the overwhelming grief of my mother's passing, guiding me back to myself.

I founded Kind Spirit Horses in 2019 to bridge the gap—I wanted to create a safe and ground-based container where other women could step away from daily momentum, slow down, and experience the quiet, grounding presence of the herd that was offered to me in those threshold moments.

Today I am happy to share my herd of rescue horses with you. They are also healing through this work.

Horses offer a door, an access portal to the present moment. Being present is not an intellectual process; it is a sensation, an experience. Once we know how, we can recall it again and again. Following the horses' guidance and teachings can bring us more lightness, alignment, freedom, clarity, the ability to make healthy choices for ourselves, and a deep reminder of what joy and sovereignty truly feel like.

My background includes training in equine-guided facilitation, mindfulness, body awareness, coaching, and wellness practices. While these experiences have shaped the way I hold space, I've come to believe that some of the most meaningful moments happen when we simply slow down and spend time with the horses without any words.

At Kind Spirit Horses, my intention isn't to fix, diagnose, or change anyone.

It is to offer a peaceful sanctuary where women can step away from daily demands, reconnect with the earth, and experience the calming presence of the herd.

Whether you choose to walk through the forest trails, sit quietly in the pasture, or simply rest in the stillness—there is no set agenda. Every visit shifts naturally because every person, every horse, and every season brings something unique.

My role is to welcome you, guide your experience, and allow the horses to do what they do best—be themselves. The horses and I look forward to welcoming you into our space.