Workplace Well-Being
By Razelle Janice Drescher
Not all companies pay attention to their employees’ well-being. They may give lip service to it. Or they may take their employees for an outing where they do something fun together. But that isn’t really enough if you want a workplace that has well-being threaded throughout its daily operations. Team Building is a valuable component of a culture of well-being. But what else is needed? Learn more….
The Key Role of Accountability in the Workplace
By Razelle Janice Drescher 
Accountability plays an essential role in business success. If everyone in a company knows their job, agrees to be responsible for the tasks assigned to them, and to meet the standards set to maintain the company’s reputation, a company can operate like a well-oiled machine, ensuring profitable business operations and predictable outcomes. If anyone drops the ball, then the business is subject to breakdowns in communication and operations that can negatively impact the bottom line and healthy work relationships.
The Power of Horse-Assisted Learning
By Razelle Janice Drescher 
On Sunday, July 9th, 2023, Intentional Leaders hosted an Open House about “The Power of Horse-Assisted Learning at Deerhorn Ranch in Felton, CA. During the first hour of our Open House, my team of 2 thoroughbred mares hung out in a small pasture where our guests could see their interaction and hear about the way the horses help us reduce stress, increase well-being and understand the leadership qualities that inspire both horses and people.
A Magical Encounter
By Razelle Janice Drescher
The Story of Secreto’s Gift
My business, 'Intentional Leaders - Business Coaching and Leadership Programs' is all about empowering businesses to succeed by providing tools and coaching that help a business achieve its goals. That is typical of what a business coach offers. What is not typical is the role that horses play in facilitating business and personal success.
The Science of Equine Facilitated Learning
By Razelle Janice Drescher
An Introduction to the Science of Equine Facilitated Learning
Humanity would not have evolved to where it is today without the power of the horse and horses continue to help humanity evolve even today.
In the horse’s relational behaviors, we see what we call “mirroring.” This is a clear demonstration of the horse’s ability to read and respond “in kind” to the energetic field they are so adept at perceiving. As prey animals, with limited verbal language, the ability to mirror serves to keep the herd united and contributes to the safety of all. In an Equine Experiential Learning context, this exquisitely honed equine ability demonstrates proof of the energetic heart fields we all emit and the influence these fields have on one another.