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About

Unbridled Wild Connections was born from a deep belief: that healing happens not through control, but through connection.
 

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering liberty-based equine-assisted learning for women and girls—especially those who have experienced trauma, disconnection, or anxiety. Our work centers around unmounted sessions with once-wild horses, allowing participants to regulate survival responses, rebuild trust, and reconnect with themselves through mutual presence and choice.
 

No force. No pressure. Just space to feel, breathe, and begin again.

Benefits of Trauma Informed Equine-Assisted Services (TI-EAS)

✔ Build confidence & self-acceptance
✔ Regulate stress & emotion

✔ Reduce shame & avoidance

✔ Rewire relationship patterns

✔ Foster trust through safe connection

✔ Integrate mind-body healing

Our Mission

Our Mission

Empowering women and young girls through equine-assisted learning, helping them to regulate survival responses, rebuild trust, and restore emotional balance. Through liberty-based interactions with wild horses, we create a space for unbridled potential in healing, resilience, and self-discovery, fostering confidence and connection with horses who have experienced adversity but chosen to trust again.

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Our Vision

A world where women and girls embrace their inner strength, confidence, and unbridled freedom through the wisdom of wild horses, fostering healing, empowerment, and unbreakable connection.

Our Mission

Our Why

Because strength isn’t about force.

Because confidence doesn’t require conformity.

Because healing isn’t one-size-fits-all.

 

At Unbridled Wild Connections, women and girls step into their own—through connection, trust, and the quiet wisdom of wild horses.

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How you can support:

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DONATE

SPONSOR

VOLUNTEER

to help fund the facility, mustang care, and program development.

a student, the training and transition of a rescued or wild horse, or become one of our esteemed business partners

to assist with programs, facility setup, or outreach efforts.

with potential supporters to share our mission, vision, and passion for equine assisted learning.

Meet the Team

Hands & Hearts Behind Our Unbridled Beginnings

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Founder / Board Chair

Victoria Constantine

Our founder, Victoria, is a Liberty Champion, PATH-certified instructor, and trauma-informed equine professional. It all began with Sunny, a once-wild mustang who showed her that presence, not pressure, is the foundation of trust. What started as a personal journey alongside wild horses became a calling to create a space where women and girls could rebuild trust, experience safety, and reconnect through liberty-based connection.

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Vice Chair

Brian Constantine

Brian Constantine is a skilled farrier, horse enthusiast, and dedicated educator. With years of experience in hoof care and horsemanship, Brian brings practical wisdom, calm presence, and a deep respect for the horse-human relationship to everything he does. Whether trimming mustangs or supporting participants behind the scenes, he’s a steady hand and trusted guide at Unbridled Wild Connections.

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Secretary

Amber Penninger

Bio Coming Soon!

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Board Member

Dr. McKenna Caspers

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We believe every being deserves the space to feel safe, to choose trust, and to move forward—unburdened and unbound—to become unbridled.

Unbridled Wild Connections

We believe that both horses and humans deserve the chance to rebuild trust, find confidence, and heal through connection.

501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization
EIN:
39-2087352

Email: unbridledwildconnections@gmail.com

Phone: (803) 728-1627

Location: Lucky Oak Ridge Ranch – Ridgeway, SC
Visits are by appointment only. 

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