​Driven by a passion for holistic growth, Anthony is committed to guiding others toward well-being, mindfulness, and self-discovery. Anthony has over a decade of experience as a State Tested Nurse Aide, and 8 years in healthcare staffing and management. He has dedicated his career to providing compassionate care & support. He earned his business degree from Cincinnati State in 2016. He also holds a Chakra Bonding Certification and is a Usui Reiki Level 1 Practitioner.

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He is certified in Equine-Assisted Learning through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.). His training allows him to facilitate meaningful sessions that help individuals of all ages build emotional regulation, and improve communication, and self-awareness while promoting self-care, personal growth, and emotional well-being.

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Currently, Anthony is completing a 50-hour Mini-Therapy Horse Master Handler program through Seven Oaks Farm, further strengthening his skills as he volunteers with Sir Camelot, our mini therapy horse, at nursing homes, hospitals, drug rehabilitation centers, schools, and other community organizations

As a father of four, Anthony is devoted to fostering environments where people of all ages, including children, can connect with their authentic selves, embrace self-care, and cultivate emotional well-being. He is passionate about nurturing these values in both his personal and professional life, helping others grow with confidence and compassion.​​

​​Mr. Moonie is a beloved 32-year-old Shetland pony who brings joy to every corner. Known for his sweet nature and calm presence, Mr. Moonie loves snuggles and cuddles! He plays a special role in pony parties, pony rides, riding lessons and therapy equine assisted interactions. He delights children and adults alike with his gentle spirit and steady demeanor, creating memorable and joyful experiences for all.

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 His training is focused on developing deeper emotional connections and enhancing his ability to provide comfort and support. When he’s not training or working, Mr. Moonie can be found enjoying time with his best friend, Sir Camelot, as they graze peacefully in the pasture.

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Sir Camelot is diligently working toward completing his 50-hour Master- Mini-Horse Therapy certification through Seven Oaks Farm, enhancing his volunteer visits and services in local communities, including group homes, schools, nursing homes, senior centers, hospitals and more, with aspirations to visit the Cincinnati Airport & the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.

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He’s a sweet and curious little horse who has already helped children learn how to handle horses and has been shown in local 4-H competitions.

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Cam brings a spunky personality with joy and laughter to everyone he meets! He loves people and attention, and he enjoys participating in activities like pony yoga and pony snuggling. When he’s not working, Cam can be found with his family or spending time with his best friend, Moonie, grooming each other and grazing peacefully in the pasture.

Kelsey Soult brings extensive experience and passion to her work with horses and children. She served as a farmhand, gaining valuable expertise in dressage and cross-country disciplines, and earned her credentials in Equine Science and Management from Diamond Oaks Technical Community School, where she also held the role of vice president of the FFA chapter.

Kelsey is certified in Equine-Assisted Learning through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.). She brings a nurturing and grounded presence to each session, helping individuals of all ages develop life skills such as emotional regulation, communication, and self-awareness—while supporting personal growth, confidence, and well-being. She is also currently completing a 50-hour Mini-Therapy Horse Master Handler program through Seven Oaks Far to further enhance her skills.

Her background includes early childhood education, business administration, and experience as a vet tech in the animal medical field. Additionally, she has administrative experience in healthcare recruitment.

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She channels her love for horses and children as the toddler instructor for horse camps and riding lessons, focusing on building confidence and helping others overcome fears through equine-assisted activities.

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Kelsey’s unique blend of skills and experiences fosters a nurturing and educational environment for young riders, making her an invaluable part of the team.