Many horse owners seek correction training when behaviour becomes worrying, unsafe, or overwhelming. But does correcting behaviour actually resolve why it exists?

In this episode of Science for Soundness®, equine scientist Steffi explores the difference between correction and rehabilitation — and why these two approaches come from very different places.

You’ll learn:

1. Why behaviour is often a coping strategy, not a problem

2. The difference between human-centric and equine-centric training approaches

3. Why correcting behaviour doesn’t address its underlying cause

4. How restoring balance can change behaviour without force

5. Why focusing on flaws quietly changes the horse-human relationship

6. How understanding context creates clarity, trust, and connection

This episode is for horse owners who feel overwhelmed, unsure, or uncomfortable with the idea of “fixing” their horse — and who are looking for a way forward that honours the individual horse.

Listen now and explore a different way of understanding behaviour.

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