A horse and tipi at Spiritstone Ranch.
Spiritstone Ranch Spiritstone Therapy

Tansi. Welcome to Spiritstone.

Healing begins where horses, land, and spirit meet.

Tawâw, welcome. Spiritstone Therapy offers Equine Assisted Learning, equine therapy, counselling, and culturally rooted healing experiences for individuals, families, schools, teams, and community groups. Here, mistatim (horse), askî (land), and gentle guidance create space for connection, confidence, and hope.

  • Red Pheasant First Nation, Saskatchewan
  • Ground-based sessions with no riding
  • Individuals, families, schools, teams, and community groups welcome

Askî, the land

Healing begins by slowing down and letting the land hold the moment with steadiness, quiet, and care.

Mistatim, the horse

Each horse is met as a teacher, a relation, and a living part of the journey toward trust, confidence, and healing.

Wâhkôhtowin, kinship

Everything is connected in relationship, and that sense of belonging shapes how Spiritstone welcomes every visitor.

Tawâw

You are welcome here to reconnect with yourself, the horses, and the land.

Spiritstone offers a healing space where families, schools, and community groups can experience support, cultural presence, and the steady wisdom of the horses.

Who we are

Spiritstone is carried by a team with deep roots in horse care, healing work, and community connection.

How healing happens

Sessions are ground-based and may include observation, grooming, leading, obstacle work, reflection, and time to settle the spirit.

Who it serves

Families, youth, adults, schools, and groups are all welcome, with programs shaped to meet people where they are.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a calm, respectful space where healing moves at a human pace and relationships come first.

A child leading a horse at Spiritstone.
A horse under a wide prairie sky at Spiritstone Ranch.

Sacred Teachings

Teachings of kinship, respect, and healing guide the Spiritstone path.

These teachings help visitors feel the heart of Spiritstone before they ever step onto the land.

Wâhkôhtowin

Kinship and belonging

Wâhkôhtowin means kinship. Healing begins by remembering that we belong to one another, to the horses, and to the land.

Mîyo-wîcêhtowin

Good relations

Mîyo-wîcêhtowin means good relations. Each session is guided with respect, kindness, and care for every person, horse, and family who enters the space.

Kisteyitowin

Respect and boundaries

Respect creates safety. Through calm leadership, presence, and clear boundaries, participants learn how trust can be built gently and honestly.

Miyo-pimâtisiwin

Living a good life

Miyo-pimâtisiwin speaks to living a good life. The work at Spiritstone supports balance, confidence, healing, and hope that can carry into everyday life.

Session Rhythm

What a Spiritstone session can feel like, from first breath to final gratitude.

This gentle rhythm helps families, schools, and community partners imagine the experience without losing its spirit.

01

Arrive and breathe

The session opens by slowing down, settling the body, and arriving with intention so the spirit has room to soften.

02

Meet mistatim with respect

Participants begin through observation, breath, and presence before asking anything of the horse.

03

Walk the teaching

Ground exercises, leading, obstacles, and reflection reveal lessons around trust, boundaries, communication, and courage.

04

Close with gratitude

The experience ends by giving thanks, noticing what shifted, and carrying the teaching forward into daily life.

Programs & Services

Healing paths held with care, clarity, and connection.

Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) is Spiritstone's main offering, alongside therapy, counselling, spiritual healing, massage, and group experiences.

Main program

Equine Assisted Learning (EAL)

Ground-based life-skills sessions that support confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, leadership, and growth.

No riding required
Individuals & families

Therapy, counselling, and healing support

Spiritstone offers equine therapy, one-on-one counselling with Nikki, Manaciso Healing with Horses, energy healing, and animal communication.

Nikki is recognized by NIHB for counselling
Groups, schools & teams

Community, school, and workplace programs

Custom experiences for schools, organizations, and staff teams using horse- and land-based learning to strengthen relationships and wellness.

Custom group formats
Horses and riders near the tipi at Spiritstone.

Healing Team

Meet the people who help carry the space.

Each member of the Spiritstone team brings care, lived experience, and a deep respect for horses, healing, and community.

Nikki Ouellette

Social Worker, Therapist, Certified EAL Facilitator, Certified Manaciso Healing with Horses Facilitator, and Reiki Master/Practitioner

Nikki brings therapeutic experience, emotional safety, and compassionate guidance so people feel seen, supported, and welcomed.

Tyson Carriere

Knowledge Keeper, Language Keeper, Horseman, Certified EAL Facilitator, Certified Manaciso Healing with Horses Facilitator, and Certified Reiki Practitioner

Tyson helps keep the work grounded in land, language, culture, and lived horse knowledge, bringing depth and steadiness to the space.

Morgan Trotchie

Certified EAL Facilitator, Certified Reiki Practitioner, and Bodywork Practitioner

Morgan brings a strong healing presence and helps connect practical horse work with regulation, body awareness, and care.

Client Portal

When the portal opens, returning clients will have a calm, private place to stay connected.

Until then, families, schools, and returning participants can still begin with a conversation, an intake request, or a program inquiry.

Begin with welcome

Families, schools, and community groups can begin with story, programs, and contact so they feel welcomed before any login is needed.

  • Learn about Spiritstone and the healing approach
  • Explore programs and session information
  • Reach out for support, intake, or booking questions

Grow into private access

The next step is a secure space for returning clients to review schedules, forms, updates, and program details in one place.

  • Private dashboard for returning clients
  • Calendar and scheduler integration
  • Forms, intake, and program communication
Ask about programs Request intake support Join the portal waitlist
Children and ponies at Spiritstone during a summer day program.
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The services supported the emotional and social development of my students and helped them rebuild trust and connection with themselves, each other, and the horses.

Les Morin, Special Education Teacher

Contact and Booking

Reach out when you are ready, and we will welcome you with care.

Whether you are seeking EAL, counselling, therapeutic healing, spiritual support, massage therapy, or a program for your school, workplace, or community, Spiritstone is here to begin the conversation.

Emailnikki@spiritstonetherapy.com

Phones306-317-4104 - 306-402-8075

LocationSpiritstone Ranch, Red Pheasant First Nation, Saskatchewan