Kiele Marston

Equine Specialist

In elementary school, Kiele made a friend who owned horses. One invitation to the farm later, and the horse bug bit. Kiele jokes that every time she tries to look for a non-equine career, they seem to find a way to creep back into her life. But this led her to becoming a part of The Fox Moon Farm Project!

With a Psychology degree in hand and the COVID shutdown straight after college, Kiele found herself volunteering at a local therapeutic riding center. One thing led to another and she gained her PATH Intl. certifications as a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor and Equine Specialist in Mental Health & Learning in order to join as a staff member of that center. While she holds these equestrian certifications, Kiele believes that there is always something new to learn from horses every day alongside clients!

Having a disability herself, deaf with a cochlear implant, Kiele has a passion for supporting the dreams and goals of others with disabilities. Growing up riding horses and learning to advocate for herself in a noisy world, Kiele truly believes in the therapeutic power of horses to lift others up.

When not running around with our herd, Kiele enjoys being a social butterfly, hiking, gardening, creating art, and reading. She can’t wait to meet you!

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🌸✨ Exciting News from the Farm! ✨🌸

Yesterday marked the launch of our women's program, "Hoofbeats and Heartbeats," and what a magical day it was! Women gathered to embark on a transformative six-month journey back to themselves.

Every other Sunday, we'll come together to nurture our spirits alongside our beautiful horses, engaging in breath work, sound baths, meditation, and journaling—just to name a few of the enriching experiences ahead.

🌙 Our gathering began in the serene Moon Grove in the forest, where we set intentions and meditated on our time together. We then headed out to the pasture to meet the horses. A truly special moment occurred when Toby made an incredible connection with Denise, reminding us of the power of presence and connection 🐴❤️.

We then ventured down to the lake for a powerful sound bath led by the talented Lora Bishop. The vibes were simply extraordinary, setting a perfect tone for "Hoofbeats and Heartbeats."

Thank you to everyone who joined us on this beautiful morning! We can’t wait to gather again in two weeks for more heartwarming experiences. Until then, may you embrace your own beats and heartbeats! 💖🌊

Lora Bishop

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🌸✨ Exciting News from the Farm! ✨🌸Yesterday marked the launch of our womens program, Hoofbeats and Heartbeats, and what a magical day it was! Women gathered to embark on a transformative six-month journey back to themselves.Every other Sunday, well come together to nurture our spirits alongside our beautiful horses, engaging in breath work, sound baths, meditation, and journaling—just to name a few of the enriching experiences ahead.🌙 Our gathering began in the serene Moon Grove in the forest, where we set intentions and meditated on our time together. We then headed out to the pasture to meet the horses. A truly special moment occurred when Toby made an incredible connection with Denise, reminding us of the power of presence and connection 🐴❤️.We then ventured down to the lake for a powerful sound bath led by the talented Lora Bishop. The vibes were simply extraordinary, setting a perfect tone for Hoofbeats and Heartbeats.Thank you to everyone who joined us on this beautiful morning! We can’t wait to gather again in two weeks for more heartwarming experiences. Until then, may you embrace your own beats and heartbeats! 💖🌊Lora Bishop#foxmoonfarmproject
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🐴❤️ At Healing with Horses, our equine companions are the heart and soul of our program. As we provide equine and farm-based services to children with special needs and those healing from trauma, caring for our horses and their health and well-being is a priority. This includes hoof care with the farrier, wellness appointments for vaccinations, and dental care with our vet.

Horses teeth naturally will grow very sharp, so it’s important to have routine dental care. This is called floating. And it involves filing down the horses teeth. This is important so that the horse can not only chew, but also digest their grain, hay and grass that they eat.

Today the vet came out and floated both Merlin and Toby‘s teeth . The horses have to be sedated and a very uncomfortable contraption has to be used so that the vet can not only open their mouths, but can see inside to work. Unfortunately, today we had to pull one of Toby‘s teeth that was very loose, as well as two of Merlin‘s teeth. 🦷 Poor Babies!

We depend on your support to ensure our horses receive the necessary care—special diets, yearly vaccinations, and dental work. Every contribution helps us maintain their wellness, allowing them to continue their vital work in our program. 💕

Thank you for being a part of our journey as we heal together with horses. 🐴✨

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🐴❤️ At Healing with Horses, our equine companions are the heart and soul of our program. As we provide equine and farm-based services to children with special needs and those healing from trauma, caring for our horses and their health and well-being is a priority. This includes hoof care with the farrier, wellness appointments for vaccinations, and dental care with our vet.Horses teeth naturally will grow very sharp, so it’s important to have routine dental care. This is called floating. And it involves filing down the horses teeth. This is important so that the horse can not only chew, but also digest their grain, hay and grass that they eat.Today the vet came out and floated both Merlin and Toby‘s teeth . The horses have to be sedated and a very uncomfortable contraption has to be used so that the vet can not only open their mouths, but can see inside to work. Unfortunately, today we had to pull one of Toby‘s teeth that was very loose, as well as two of Merlin‘s teeth. 🦷 Poor Babies!We depend on your support to ensure our horses receive the necessary care—special diets, yearly vaccinations, and dental work. Every contribution helps us maintain their wellness, allowing them to continue their vital work in our program. 💕Thank you for being a part of our journey as we heal together with horses. 🐴✨#HealingWithHorses #EquineAssistedTherapy #HorseCare #NonProfit #SupportOurHorses #HealthyHorses #HorseWellnessImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

🌟 A Milestone Day at the Farm! 🌟

Today was an incredibly special day for Matt, an 18-year-old who’s been part of our equine-assisted learning program for the past two years. 💙 As a nonverbal young man with autism, he has shown amazing growth through our unmounted activities—working with horses, tackling farm chores, and developing crucial life skills like following directions, strategic thinking, and enhancing his motor skills.

After all the hard work and dedication, today marked a major milestone: Matt’s very first therapeutic horseback ride! 🐴✨

We started with some brushing and tacking up Merlin, and then, with a little help, Matt was able to confidently mount our gentle giant. As he settled on Merlin’s back, a huge smile spread across his face. 😊🎉 It was so heartwarming to see him following commands, telling Merlin to walk on and even throwing us high-fives!

A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteer Amy, who guided Matt and supported him throughout this exciting journey. Together, we ventured into the arena for Matt's very first ride, and we couldn’t be prouder of him! 🙌💖

We can't wait for our next session together and to continue this amazing adventure with Matt. Keep shining, buddy! 🌈

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🌟 A Milestone Day at the Farm! 🌟Today was an incredibly special day for Matt, an 18-year-old who’s been part of our equine-assisted learning program for the past two years. 💙 As a nonverbal young man with autism, he has shown amazing growth through our unmounted activities—working with horses, tackling farm chores, and developing crucial life skills like following directions, strategic thinking, and enhancing his motor skills.After all the hard work and dedication, today marked a major milestone: Matt’s very first therapeutic horseback ride! 🐴✨We started with some brushing and tacking up Merlin, and then, with a little help, Matt was able to confidently mount our gentle giant. As he settled on Merlin’s back, a huge smile spread across his face. 😊🎉 It was so heartwarming to see him following commands, telling Merlin to walk on and even throwing us high-fives!A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteer Amy, who guided Matt and supported him throughout this exciting journey. Together, we ventured into the arena for Matts very first ride, and we couldn’t be prouder of him! 🙌💖We cant wait for our next session together and to continue this amazing adventure with Matt. Keep shining, buddy! 🌈#EquineAssistedLearning #TherapeuticRiding #AutismAwareness #ProudMoment #HealingWithHorsesImage attachmentImage attachment
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