Why Choose Stable Connections of TN
Building Connection and Relationship
Building Connection and Relationship
Building Connection and Relationship
At Stable Connections of TN, we specialize in the principles of Natural Lifemanship, partnering our clients with horses as a unique way of fostering personal and/or professional growth, connection, and relationship.
Exceptional Service
Building Connection and Relationship
Building Connection and Relationship
Our team is dedicated to providing a safe space for our clients, whether as individuals or in a group setting, to explore what connection and relationship with self and others means to them.
Experienced Facilitators
Building Connection and Relationship
Experienced Facilitators
We pair the principles of Natural Lifemanship with years of horse experience to guide clients to new understanding of themselves and how they relate to self and others.
Meet Our Facilitators
Cynthia Beeman
Cynthia Beeman
Cynthia Beeman
Dual Certified with Natural Lifemanship. Certified Trauma Recovery Coach with IAOTRC, EAGALA trained, RN
Cynthia discovered the power of the human–horse connection during her very first encounter with a horse. By the age of 13, she was hooked—raising money by washing neighbors’ cars to buy her first horse. Since then, horses have always
Dual Certified with Natural Lifemanship. Certified Trauma Recovery Coach with IAOTRC, EAGALA trained, RN
Cynthia discovered the power of the human–horse connection during her very first encounter with a horse. By the age of 13, she was hooked—raising money by washing neighbors’ cars to buy her first horse. Since then, horses have always been a part of her life.
Though her passion for horses ran deep, Cynthia also felt a strong calling to care for others. She chose a career in nursing, dedicating herself to helping people heal. Over the years, she and her husband raised two children, lived overseas twice, embracing life’s adventures.
When time and space finally allowed, Cynthia returned to her roots. With over 40 years of horse experience and a healthcare background, she was drawn to equine-assisted learning—a field that beautifully blends both worlds to support healing through connection.
While living in Costa Rica, she began training with EAGALA. Alongside a few close friends, she helped create Chicas y Caballos, a program designed to empower local teen girls through connection, communication, and purposeful action. The program continues to support local girls.
Cynthia became interested in Natural Lifemanship - an approach to equine assisted therapy and learning rooted in the science of relationships. As a nurse, its brain-based principles deeply resonated with her. She and her husband returned to the U.S., in 2019 and are living in TN where she has continued her training with Natural Lifemanship, ultimately becoming dual certified and earning certification as a Trauma Recovery Coach with International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching.
This work has not only equipped her to help others heal—it has also lead to her own personal growth and healing.
Paige Larson
Cynthia Beeman
Cynthia Beeman
Equine Professional, Natural Lifemanship
Paige is a native Coloradan currently living in TN with her husband, two dogs and her horse Apache. In CO Paige and her husband ran a professional theatre company which included working with teens and at risk youth in their TheatreRap program.
This program, originated by her husband after the Columb
Equine Professional, Natural Lifemanship
Paige is a native Coloradan currently living in TN with her husband, two dogs and her horse Apache. In CO Paige and her husband ran a professional theatre company which included working with teens and at risk youth in their TheatreRap program.
This program, originated by her husband after the Columbine tragedy, provided groups of youth a safe place to share their personal stories and struggles and turning these into plays for their peers, parents, counselors, probation officers, judges etc. This award winning program inspired Paige to explore other avenues of establishing healing through connection and communication.
Paige is a lifelong animal parent, advocate, caretaker and has spent several years working with horses as a student and teacher in the principles of Natural Horsemanship.
When friend Cynthia Beeman introduced her to Natural Lifemanship it seemed a most serendipitous next step in her commitment to the wellbeing of animals and people.