Outside Rein Pod

Outside Rein Pod

17 years of friendship. No filter. Honest conversations with grassroots riders and saying the things no one else will!

  1. 3d ago

    Episode 12 - BWRT with special guest Kate Osmaston

    In this episode of The Outside Rein Podcast, we’re joined by Kate Osmaston, BWRT Advanced Practitioner. Together, we talk about riding confidence, anxiety and the way our brains can work against us as riders. Kate shares her journey back to riding following a serious car accident and tells her how losing all of her confidence eventually meant that she discovered Brain Working Recursive Therapy (BWRT). She explains how it works and how it is different from more traditional talking therapies. She then explains how she now uses it to support riders dealing with competition nerves or fear following falls. She even tells us about a case study of confidence loss that seems to have appeared from nowhere. Of particular interest to co-host Nat, we all have a chat about why anxiety can become such a difficult cycle, the difference between managing an anxious response and addressing the trigger behind it. Kate has worked with happy hackers to elite competitors and has found it often lurks in the same spaces! Kate also talks us through what someone can expect from a BWRT session and why the approach can often involve relatively few sessions. If you’ve lost confidence after a fall, find yourself catastrophising before you ride, struggle with competition nerves or just want to understand more about how our brains influence our behaviour around horses, this is a fascinating conversation. Find Kate online: Facebook: Kate Osmaston (BWRT Advanced Practitioner)Facebook page: Kate Osmaston BWRT-TodayWebsite: www.BWRT-today.com As always, if you enjoy the episode, please follow The Outside Rein Podcast on Spotify and share it with another horsey person who might find it useful.

  2. Jun 14

    Episode 6 - Mental Health in the Equine Industry

    ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of mental health challenges, including personal experiences that some listeners may find distressing. Please listen with care and seek support if needed. In this honest and deeply personal episode, Nat shares her journey with mental health and the role horses have played throughout it. We explore the unique relationship many equestrians have with their horses, how the equine world can provide comfort, purpose, and healing, but also how it can sometimes add pressure, stress, and emotional challenges. Nat opens up about her own experiences, reflecting on both the positive and difficult aspects of navigating mental health while being involved with horses. Together, we discuss the importance of recognising when we need support, breaking down stigma, and having more open conversations about mental wellbeing within the equestrian community. This is a heartfelt conversation that many riders will relate to, whether you've experienced mental health struggles yourself or want to better understand those who have. You can now find our support group on Facebook by searching #MakeItStronger, our LinkTree or clicking here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1FpqtWQjg9/?mibextid=wwXIfr 💜 Need support?Riders Minds – Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of everyone in the equestrian community.🌐 https://ridersminds.org📞 0800 088 2073📱 Text: 07480 488 103 Samaritans – Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for anyone struggling to cope.📞 116 123 (free from any phone in the UK and ROI)🌐 https://www.samaritans.org Remember, asking for help is a sign of strength, and you don't have to face things alone. 💜

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17 years of friendship. No filter. Honest conversations with grassroots riders and saying the things no one else will!