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About SoftStride

This is a God-led business.

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SoftStride is built on integrity, responsibility, and care. Every offering is shaped by the belief that the body is not something to override or control, but something to listen to, respect, and work with wisely.

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At its core, SoftStride takes a somatic approach, recognising that stress, emotion, and lived experience are carried through the nervous system and expressed through the body. Rather than pushing for change or performance, this work prioritises safety, awareness, and regulation as the foundation for sustainable growth.

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SoftStride values clarity over hype and depth over force. The practice does not promise quick fixes or transformation through pressure. Instead, it supports steady, embodied change through presence, consistency, and informed guidance.

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This work is offered within clear professional boundaries. SoftStride does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical, psychological, or veterinary care. It exists as a complementary practice that honours personal agency, informed choice, and ethical responsibility.

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Above all, SoftStride is committed to doing this work with humility. There is respect for the individual, respect for the body’s timing, and respect for the process of learning and growth. The aim is not perfection, but alignment, approached with care, honesty, and trust.

Our Mission

At SoftStride, our mission is to support women and their horses through a holistic, somatic approach that prioritises balance, resilience, and nervous system regulation.

We are committed to offering thoughtful, body-led support that honours both physical awareness and emotional well-being, recognising the deep connection between horse and rider as an integrated system.

SoftStride operates with integrity, professionalism, and care, providing personalised somatic practices that complement existing medical, therapeutic, and veterinary support. Our work focuses on sustainable regulation, embodied awareness, and fostering harmony through presence rather than force.

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