Cheryl talks about her latest book "Horse Listening - Gratitude, Curiosity, and Intention" on the Equestrian Connection Podcast!
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The Equestrian Connection Podcast - Interview with Danielle Crowell
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Blog guest interview with Eleda Towle of Triple Mountain
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interview with Donna Cowan (Writer's Parachute)
November 14, 2023
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Interview with Carly Kade -- July 24, 2023 (recorded Feb 2023)
Horses healing trauma, Living with PTSD, and Generating awareness
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Firebird Award Winning Author Interview February 7, 2023
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Stories that Empower Podcast Appearance February 1, 2023
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Author, Cheryl L. Eriksen Featured on NPR (WEKU) Eastern Standard!
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Author Cheryl L. Eriksen featured on the Horse Industry Podcast!
The Hope, Healing, and Horses Collection
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About the Author
Cheryl with her dog, Boedy
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Author, Blogger, and horse midwife, Cheryl L Eriksen published her award-winning memoir, Follow Me, Friend in 2021. She holds a master’s degree in social work (MSW) from Western Michigan University, and is a former equine assisted therapy facilitator.
Cheryl has developed and taught continuing education courses on Equine Assisted Psychotherapy as a viable adjunct therapy, and on Trauma, Resiliency, and Horse Sense for social workers. She currently resides in the historic Bluegrass region of Kentucky, working as a horse midwife for various thoroughbred farms January-May, and focusing on her writing, teaching, and speaking engagements the rest of the year. She blogs about horse-guided self-discovery at Peace Horse Journey, and the famous horses represented in, and the history of her extensive Breyer model horse collection at Sputter Moo Breyers. When not working with, writing about, or spending time around horses (which is almost never), Cheryl enjoys hiking, reading, drawing, traveling, researching her next book, and waiting for the day the Detroit Tigers remember how baseball works and return to their 1984 glory. more |
Cheryl with 2009 Preakness Stakes winner, Rachel Alexandra