Much of Cindy Ishoy's advice about building self-efficacy as you plan your riding goals can be applied to life in general.

In part 2 of 'Building a More Confident You' we look at how being nice to yourself can actually help develop resiliency as a rider.

Part 1 of a 2-part series deals with the perceived power a person holds to affect situations, which plays a significant role in performance.

This exclusive excerpt from Beth Baumert's new book 'How Two Minds Meet' takes us beyond physical harmony to the minds of horses and riders.

Riders have learned in the past year and a half that attaching goals to horse shows is risky business and can cause anger and despair.

In 'Ride Big: The Ultimate Guide to Building Equestrian Confidence', eventer Harry Meade talks about his return to sport after a serious fall.

Researchers are accumulating evidence that perfectionism is actually dual-natured, with positive and negative aspects.

A recent study study suggests the mental health of Canadian veterinarians is “poor” when compared to that of the general population.

The respected rider and coach discusses the importance of evolving, applying what works in other sports, and even how to learn from losing.

Kelsey Perry-Carlsen and a group of industry professionals are planning to help develop character and community through horsemanship and mentorship.