Integrity Seminars is a Personal Development company that has been operating from Edmonton for 18 years.

The organization is grounded in a model of transformative learning – a way of learning that gives people an awareness of the basic structures in which they know, think and act.

From that awareness comes a fundamental shift that leaves people more fully in accord with their possibilities and those of others.

Participants find themselves able to think and act beyond existing views and limits – in their personal and professional lives, relationships, and broader communities of interest.

Rachelle Reichert has been the owner and operator of Stride High Stables since 2012 and has been involved with horses since she was 10 years old. She has always been involved in animal rescue of some sort and has used a holistic approach to the animals healing. She has competed in different horse disciplines since she was 12 years old as well as having memberships in many different horse related organizations. She has won Bronze medals with Team Canada in 3 Saddle Seat Equitation World Cup Competitions, which included competitions in South Africa and the US.

She has been an absolute gift to our organization, helping us rehabilitate and rehome two horses in the past year, Poppy and Phoenix! We are eternally grateful for her friendship, commitment, and giant loving heart!

Josefina’s vision for Balance In Motion goes beyond the equine industry. She believes in developing a well rounded horse and rider, that understand the true importance of success in their relationship with each other. Every horse and rider are unique individuals that will reach their personal best, and then some. She believes a balanced, enjoyable program of ground work, gymnastics, dressage, trail riding and patience will allow horse and rider to develop the partnership needed for the show ring. Her dream is to inspire people; to help them believe they can and will succeed, however that may look for them!"

Sandy’s Oilfield Hauling Ltd, centrally located in Nisku, Alberta, has been providing general oilfield hauling and OCTG storage and management for over 40 years. Proudly Canadian and proudly independent, we are still owned and operated by the same family who started it all. Small enough to be highly flexible and adaptable to your needs, but large enough to still properly service them, we pride ourselves on competing and excelling where the giants of the industry cannot. Contact us 24/7 for all of your general hauling and OCTG needs!

Shadowlands Ranch is a family focused equestrian centre located 20 minutes South of Edmonton. They are a family-operated facility that specializes in English and Western riding. Shadowlands Ranch offers training, lessons, and boarding for both recreational riders and riders who aim to compete at all levels. They have recently built a relationship with us by providing us board for fosters in the coming months. We are excited about this new partnership and look forward to futrue connections with this amazing group

"Frustration begins where knowledge ends." - Clinton Anderson

Horses have been​ a daily part of Calla’s Life. After completing an initial Diploma in Animal Science Technology, she moved to the United States, where she started an Equine Science Degree program at the University of Kentucky. Her move back to Alberta in 2015 brought her back to her roots; to create a community of equine education here in Western Canada. And it was through her pursuit that she found Equi-Bow.

Theresa had heard about how traumas, strong emotions and stressful situations if not processed could be stored in the body and present themselves with physical symptoms, illness, or pain. Out of curiosity really, she wanted to explore these ideas and found the book “The Emotion Code” and “The Body Code” by Bradley Nelson. Here she learned the skill of muscle testing.

After initially working on herself, she turned her focus to the horses. Horses are like “empaths on steroids”. And even though we learn clearing and grounding practices to help keep our horses balanced, it was not enough. Here began her journey into Unbridled Equine.

Founded by Lillian Courtney in 2014, Berkeley’s Place was named after her dog, Berkeley. Berkeley was a rescue dog that defied all odds after he was was in an accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down.

When Berkeley left this world, Lillian decided she wanted to make a difference for animals and put a call out in her local community for gently used kennels, leashes, collars, and blankets. She was shocked and left speechless at the communities response! Lillian had managed to collect 12 spreadsheet pages worth of items to donate to ten local rescues.

Realizing the immense need for supplies and food for rescues was great, Lillian formed Berkeley’s Place – as a tribute to dear Berkeley and as a way to give back to vulnerable animals and their guardians throughout Alberta.