About LEAP

Regina is the founder of Liberty Equine Assisted Programs and the creator of the Lore Project. With 20 years of experience working with horses, she brings more than twelve years of experience developing therapy horses through relationship-based, trauma-informed training rooted in patience, listening, and nervous system awareness.

With a master degree in Trauma and Crisis First Response and currently on-track to become a Mental Health counselor, Regina carries years of personal and professional development within the mental health field.

Regina’s work is shaped by long-term partnership with horses who challenged conventional timelines and expectations, teaching her that readiness cannot be forced and that healing—human or equine—requires consistency, clarity, and trust. Her approach emphasizes stewardship over outcome and honors the depth that emerges when time is treated as an ally rather than an obstacle.

My path to this work has been guided by a lifelong curiosity about connection, behavior, and the healing power of the natural world. Today, I have the privilege of supporting individuals through equine-assisted experiences that invite growth, reflection, and meaningful change.

When you work with me, you can expect a calm, grounded, and compassionate presence. I approach each session with humility and openness, honoring that you are the expert of your own story. Together, we create a safe and supportive space where you can explore challenges, deepen self-awareness, and build confidence at your own pace.

I believe that healing often happens in relationship - and the partnership between human and horse offers a powerful, experiential way to rediscover strength, clarity, and emotional balance. It is truly an honor to walk alongside clients in their journey, and I value the trust it takes to share that space. 

My commitment is to meet you where you are and support you with care, respect, and genuine presence every step of the way.