This course covers the basic concepts of homeopathy and its application for various first-aid applications. 10 WEEKS, 10 MODULES INCLUDE: –Intro to Homeopathy (HOM100 course FREE $125 value) –Acute vs Chronic or Constitutional Prescribing –50 Emergency Remedies –Methods of Administration –Guideline for Acute Treatment –Repertorizing –Case Taking –The Organon by Samuel Hahnemann –and so much more. One can choose to study for personal or professional purposes. The curriculum is flexible where one can learn as much as one wants—from taking care of family, farm and pets to becoming a health care professional.
TUITION: $325 PAYPAL: send payment to gwen.santagate@gmail.com VENMO: @Gwenyth-Santagate PAYMENTS: $35.00 a week for 10 weeks payable through automatic payments with PAYPAL
For more information and to register: TEXT: 774-280-4227 CALL: 774-280-4227 EMAIL: gwen.santagate@gmail.com MSGR: m.me/gwenyth.santagate
Do you wish you had a way to instantly help your family or animals when a health issue suddenly arises? An accident, trauma or first-aid for a virus or other situation? HOMEOPATHY is an amazing modality for this. It is something that anyone can administer anytime for mostly any reason. Homeopathy can be safely and very inexpensively used to treat acute conditions. Acute conditions are those that are relatively new. Homeopathy works to support the vital force of the body, assisting the natural ability of the body to heal faster. Homeopathy is a gentle, painless, holistic system of healing developed during the 1790s by Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician.
Here, on PENZANCE, we’ve used Homeopathy for decades with, sometimes, miraculous results! We use it with our horses, dogs, cats, family & friends … even in the scope of agrohomeopathy (that’s for another class! *grin*) …
If you’d like to learn how to effectively choose and administer homeopathic remedies during times of acute needs, you need look no further than right here:
Every Wednesday evening, for 10 weeks, live online through zoom, you will immerse ourselves and learn about HOMEOPATHIC ACUTE PRESCRIBING for your family, farm and pets.
TUITION FOR 10 WEEK COURSE: $325 (payments are available if needed)
Payment can be made to PAYPAL – gwen.santagate@gmail.com
or through VENMO – @Gwenyth-Santagate
QUESTIONS: Text or call to: 774-280-4227 OR email: gwen.santagate@gmail.com
Gwen’s Educational Background re: Homeopathy —
Courses: David Little, Levels I – III Sheri Nakken, Level I, II Independent Studies & Research :: George Vithoulkas, Cheyenne West, Tim Couzens, Dana Ullman
Hard to believe we’ll be starting our ACUTE PRESCRIBING Homeopathy in just a week and a half!! Please contact me if you’d like to know more. TEXT: 774-280-4227 or PM to me: m.me/gwenyth.santagate
As the world gets more and more convoluted, I aim to simplify and become more and more, well, simple. I don’t mean that as simple-minded as I am not, by a long shot, simple-minded. Sometimes I wish I were. I think life would be so much easier if that were the case. But as it stands now, the all-seeing eyes of technology have really gotten under my skin. I’m ready for reality in the dirt – in the rich, life-giving dirt that produces our food and feeds our critters. I’m ready to start my seeds, nurture them, feed them and get them ready to plant in the gardens. I’m ready to, once again, play in the fields with the horses and get back to the simplicity of life as God intended. I wish to no longer be held hostage by technology … by my pc, my phone, my laptop, my kindle. Once again, I’ll begin to purchase real books – books with paper pages to turn and smell and feel. Right now, I can only imagine sitting out under one of our apple trees and reading printed words on paper. The cool, dank, dreary winter days lend themselves to imagining and inwardly feeling what the days to come will be like. Days filled with the scent of fresh herbs and sprouting vegetables. Days filled with lazing around with no deadlines, no beeps, no fussy laptop thumb pads … days filled with getting honest, wholesome dirt under my fingernails and fuzzy, spring-shedding fur that clings to me as if I were a fur-magnet. Days filled with new friends stopping by to pick up some freshly picked veggies for dinner and a glass of cold ice-tea.
The mindful imaginings of what’s to come after the winter’s cold fades into the warming of the spring sun … and the sound of birds nesting and chirping their wormy findings.
I reassure myself that Spring is on its way. It’s coming. There will be changes here on PENZANCE … for the season to come. Stay tuned.
NOTE — in the article they talk about stinky hands from the garlic and stinging eyes from the chopping. I have a couple of awesome kitchen gadgets that will lessen those issues exponentially! Wanna know what they are?
Oops — I have sorely neglected this web site but not without thought. Thinking I REALLY need to update it! And, so, here I be —
Life since January, the last entry, has been a kind of a retrospective yet prospective period of time all at the same time. I am now on the flip side of 70, soon to be 71 years old. I certainly don’t FEEL that old! However, as is the case with most humans, aging does change one’s state of being as well as one’s perspective.
Those things I used to do without thought I now execute very thoughtfully, if at all.
Like working with aggressive horses or trimming hooves or riding the 4+’ jumps (or even riding a horse at all!) … those things are either physically not possible to do any longer or they require much forethought as to if the risk is worth taking at this point in time or not. I do carry a healthy mindful of the “what ifs?” … but they no longer obsessively kidnap me as they did for awhile. Praise God for that!
However, that being said, I still have obligations and responsibilities that require daily activities that MUST be done such as … feeding horses, ponies and donkeys as well as our more benign chickens and bunnies, dogs and cats.
Tending to the gardens and helping the Hubby as much as possible with his activities. I’m not at all adverse to splitting and stacking wood for the winter, hauling out brush from the river, mowing the fields and cleaning up the river walk in our woods. I’d much rather be riding but ………………………. ha! Caught me!
Mucking stalls and paddocks – while, I’m not as particular as I used to be, I’m still rather picky-une about them. To keep my semi-sanity that chore must be done daily.
Trimming 4 or 5 sets of hooves a day is an impossibility for me at this time. I’m lucky to get 2 hooves done a day without my back and neck screaming at me to take a break! And, my hands curling up and spasming like withered old branches. HA! This is quite frustrating as I remember well the days of trimming 15 or 16 horses a day, 64 hooves, and traveling over 200 miles from barn to barn – just as a matter of course for a day – working 70 – 60 hrs a week. Well, one could say that’s why my body is in the state that it is now. But –
I wouldn’t trade those days for anything!
Being retired also means the loss of income to cover the monthly bills for feed, hay, medicinal needs, etc. etc. Social Security seems to be pretty scant these days irrespective of all the blood, sweat and tears being spent within a period of 57 years of ‘working’ …. UGH!
So …
I work another “biz” to help keep this farm running and the critters fat and happy.
I “work” Pampered Chef.
Now, my ego has taken a hit over the last couple of years — “What !?!?!? Yeah. OK, so you used to be this big-shot horsewoman known all over the globe and now you’re selling pots and pans!!??” Um, yeah. I’m being brutally frank and honest here. I’m baring my soul. Because – just like when I was teaching people how to work with their aggressive or behaviorally-challenged 1200# beasts, I have to keep reminding myself that EGO needs to be simply taken out of the picture – entirely. If you’ve ever tried to do that you know the challenges it brings! Besides – “working” Pampered Chef means I get share and tout WHOLE HEALTH COOKING & LIVING which, for anyone who knows me, is where it’s AT! Yet, at the same time, I’ve learned to be the crazy, impetuous kinda gal I’ve always been but have, for ‘professional reasons’, hidden! Now I’m truly, 100% “me” and luvin’ it! (I’m actually luvin’ “me”! And that’s a first in my 71 years!)
My ‘mission’ is now to “inspire, encourage and support women of all ages who are struggling with authenticity and letting go of others’ expectations to simply and joyfully become the very best version of themselves.”
HOW? Through helping them get past their own limiting beliefs to the point where they KNOW that nothing is impossible when they put their minds to it AND, of course, when they hook up with God.
Yep — with God. For nothing is impossible for God. Not even learning to love yourself. And that’s the truth.
So, whether it’s working with them and the horses or working with them in the kitchen or working with them to start their own magnificent biz … I’m helping.
And that, my friends, is what I was born to do.
So come along with me as I grow this new chapter in my life (which may be the very last chapter – who knows?) … I’ll have LOTS TO SHARE with you about WHOLE HEALTH LIVING!!! Recipes, tips, tricks to make life FUN and profitable in some way at the same time … suggestions for healing your mind, bodies and spirits … with or without horses. In or out of the kitchen.
All with the solid foundation of hookin’ up with God and His Son and Spirit. In an everyday way, that is …
‘Til next time – mucho Blessings and see ya on the flip side! STAY TUNED!
Blue skies, warm sun, new leaves on the trees, the smell of fresh grass and the sound of peepers in the ponds. New little critters adding to the wild sanctuaries in the woods and in the lazy little river here on PENZANCE – I couldn’t be MORE ready!
What about you? Are you ready?
With the imminent arrival of SPRING 2022 I am finally preparing to initiate the return calling of PENZANCE’s Womens’ Equine Assisted Ministry and Bible Studies.
For years PENZANCE was a sanctuary in Douglas, Massachusetts for women from all walks of life. A place to come to explore the peace of the Holy Spirit and the unconditional love that God has for each one of us. It was a place to grow, to develop new thoughts, make new friends (both equine AND human) and, well, – to experience the original meaning of the name Penzance,
“God’s Holy Headland; the place for Spiritual Growth”.
Now, in the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut, in Canterbury, PENZANCE has been rehomed and renewed! The horses, ponies and donkeys are ready to meet some new friends and to get back to “work”. Although, we know that their ‘work’ is simply being who they are as God created them to be — our teachers.
“But ask the animals, and they will teach you, or the birds in the sky, and they will tell you; or speak to the earth, and it will teach you, or let the fish in the sea inform you.”–Job 12:7-8
There is no riding the horses or ponies here (they are rescues and all have physical or emotional traumas that prevent them being put under a rider) BUT their simple presence, their very spirits can teach us so much of that unconditional love that our Father pours out on us – they exude our Father’s love and patience with us. Most times, the very simple act of merely sitting near them in the field allows our spirits to truly LISTEN to what Father is saying to us through His Word and through His presence. It allows us to tune in and HEAR His Word – that Word intended specifically for our own, individual spirits.
We read God’s Word.
We study and learn what He has for us during the time here.
We learn to worship and praise and sing and dance; or write and draw and paint and fully embrace ALL that God and His Son, His Holy Spirit, has for us – each in our own unique way.
Sometimes we simply sit in HIS presence and hear that still small voice that explodes our hearts and souls.
Groups, Semi-private and Individuals welcomed.
If you’d like to visit please send me a message for more information – m.me/gwenyth.santagate or text to me, 774-280-4227.
Are you ready?
I am.
In love and wonderment of our amazing Father … ❤️🔥
Never Give Up on Your Dreams! … are you a beginner horse lover over the age of 18 who has little to no horse experience and would like to learn the beginning foundations of horsemanship?
Or, perhaps you’ve not been around horses for years and would like to get connected with them again? Have you always wanted to learn “natural” and kind horsemanship – learning how they think and feel and how to relate to them on a higher level?
Are you an older or Senior Lady who would love to live out your little girl’s dream?
Having recently moved to Canterbury, CT we at PENZANCE Equine Integrative Solutions are now ready to accept private and semi-private appointments that cover the foundational aspects of horsemanship including handling horses, grooming, leading, controling the hooves, how horses think and equine behavior and much more.
No riding involved.
Private and semi-private sessions (1 – 1/2 hrs each sessons) and small groups (up to 4) 3 hr sessions.
A series of (3) sessions: Private $75 per session; Semi-private $50 pp per session. Groups $150 pp per 3-hr session (with 4 participants).
3 Session Program – Packages for 3 sessions paid in full at least 2 weeks prior to start of program – PRIVATE $195 Semi-private $140 pp, Groups $400 pp for (3) 3 hr. sessions. $50 of full payment non-refundable up to 1 week prior to start. Total unrefundable within 1 week to the start and after program begins.
WINTER sessions begin December 10th on Mons, Tues. and Fridays in Canterbury, CT.
In the case of inclement weather sessions are postponed to following week.
Contact Gwenyth Santagate at gwen.santagate@gmail.com or call (860) 556-9199 and leave message, please.
With a $100 or more donation, choose your HOME STUDY COURSE and learn in the comfort of your own home! Just go here: www.thepenzanchorse.com and make a donation then shoot me a PM to tell me what course you’d like to study. 🙂 Any questions, just holler at me! 🙂
And this note I received last night from a client is WHY I do what I do! Yes, truth matters – and the truth of the matter is that HORSES need to be HORSES! Diet, Husbandry, Hoofcare … the WHOLE HEALTH of the WHOLE HORSE. We can’t just take a particular ‘piece’ of a horse and address that without having that ‘piece’ affect the WHOLE horse … Thank you, Lace, for keeping me updated and sending me this note last night. It made my heart so happy!!
Welp. I just got disowned by my first mentor who certified me in trimming. Not for changing the way i trim a bit, but because my horses are out on pasture and I’m feeding them a whole foods diet. In her words, “its irresponsible and she cannot condone such misguided advice for horses, let alone cushings/ir type.”
But i wanted to thank you again, because buck is better than he has ever been and he is so much happier. Fabio is doing great, he can run on gravel even though his hooves are not even close to being good. And my new girl is already debloating and I think her eyes are even less swollen today and its only been three days since i brought her home.
Her and two others like her were saved and are happy and galloping around because of you i told my friend we could take a chance on this gelding who was dry lotted, fat, super lame, in shoes and worsening rotation. We took him and turned him out to pasture, did some very specific, barely noticeable trimming and in 6 weeks he was galloping around the pasture. Once that barn learned we fixed him another lady asked us to take her two who had the exact same problems. So we now have three registered rocky mountain horses for free who are sound and no longer in pain. These two we just got we had her farrier not touch since the last trim and they came sound a few weeks ago without her trimming, but they still had them locked up in small dry lots with alfalfa and salt blocks. And both have huge cresty necks, bulging eyes and those weird fat deposits in the shoulders and rump. The first one did too but not as bad and he looks amazing now.
Thanks to you, I now know the truth behind truly healthy, happy horses. It was hard for me to let go and feed Buck all these things that logically seem healthy and good, but had been brainwashed into believing they were culprits… how silly!
Anywho, thank you for being you and for standing up for the truth. –Lacelynn, Peoria, IL
If you would like to know more about my WHOLE HEALTH FOR THE WHOLE HORSE protocol please feel free to contact me via email: gwen.santagate@gmail.com or calling 1+ 860-556-9199. You can also find me on Facebook — shoot me a PM!
i told my friend we could take a chance on this gelding who was dry lotted, fat, super lame, in shoes and worsening rotation. We took him and turned him out to pasture, did some very specific, barely noticeable trimming and in 6 weeks he was galloping around the pasture. Once that barn learned we fixed him another lady asked us to take her two who had the exact same problems. So we now have three registered rocky mountain horses for free who are sound and no longer in pain. These two we just got we had her farrier not touch since the last trim and they came sound a few weeks ago without her trimming, but they still had them locked up in small dry lots with alfalfa and salt blocks. And both have huge cresty necks, bulging eyes and those weird fat deposits in the shoulders and rump. The first one did too but not as bad and he looks amazing now.
Gwenyth Santagate 
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