Wildwood Farm is Equine Paradise
by Nathan Whalen
Whidbey News-Times May 28, 2003

Cindy Brody spends much time getting in touch with horses. So much so that she figures out their pain and works to heal them.
The New York native recently visited the island to share her techniques with local horse enthusiasts.
"I use kinesiology to find where a horse is out of balance, and with a light touch,bring them back into balance," Brody said.
Her " CinergE program" combines energy balancing, Reiki, massage and animal communication to compliment a horse's health management program.
"She's amazing," said Heather Carder, co-owner of Wildwood Farm, located north of Oak Harbor. Alot of people will get alot out of it."
She brought Brody in to teach early this month as part of Wildwood Farm's master clinician program that teaches enthusiasts various aspects of horsemanship. Carder had learned about Brody's work during a visit to New York.
Wildwood Farm is hosting other clinicians in the coming months in an effort to provide learning opportunities for Northwest horse owners. In July, a clinician is coming from California to teach Tai Chi for riders. Carder said such a program helps people concentrate on their riding.
Other topics in the coming monthes will include horse dentistry and nutrition.
"Theres so much that people don't know about nutrition." Carder said.
The clinician program brings experts from around the world to Wildwood to teach their specialty to local riders. A master equestrian is also planning a visit and Carder hopes to bring Brody back to the farm in the late summer.
For more information on the Wildwood Farm call (360) 679-3474 or on the internet at www.wildwoodfarm.com

Article from the Kingston Daily Freeman September 10, 2001

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