MARGOT FROST
EQUINE FACILITATOR
MARGOT FROST
EQUINE FACILITATOR
EAGALA ADVANCED CERTIFIED
MEET MARGOT
With more than 50 years of experience as a professional trainer and instructor, and a lifetime as a horse owner, Margot has had the privilege of witnessing the extraordinary wisdom and profound nature of horses. Throughout her journey, she has come to appreciate their remarkable ability to embody life's greatest contradictions with effortless grace. They are simultaneously innocent and wise, never compromising one quality for the other.
Horses are powerful teachers, quiet spirit tamers, and endless mirrors through which we come to better understand ourselves. Their wisdom, instinct, emotional depth, authenticity, and extraordinary sensitivity have the capacity to connect with the human spirit on levels that
words alone cannot express. These are experiences that can profoundly transform those fortunate enough to encounter them.
Margot's work is rooted in a deep and abiding gratitude for the horses who have enriched her life and shaped her journey. Her greatest aspiration is to share the many lessons, gifts, and transformative experiences they have brought into her life, creating opportunities for others to
discover the profound connection between horses and the human spirit.
Margot is an EAGALA Advanced Equine Specialist and currently serves as the lead facilitator at Ironstone Farm in Andover Massachusetts, where she works with their Home
Base Veteran retreats. She also facilitates programs at Black Fox Farm in Richmond, Maine, Riding to the Top in Windham, Maine, and at various other locations throughout New England.
Through her work, Margot remains committed to honoring the extraordinary gifts of horses and sharing the meaningful connections, insights, and possibilities they offer to the human experience.
SERVICES
Team building
Leadership skills
WHO CAN BENEFIT
Veterans
PTSD survivors
Youth at risk
First responders
Cancer survivors
Universities
The healer you have been looking for is your own courage to know and love yourself completely.
Yung Pueblo, writer and speaker
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TESTIMONIALS
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Margot Frost has a passion for the Eagala Model. She is an amazing equestrian and loves helping people. As her mentor, I watched her grow, eventually getting her Advanced Certification and volunteering to be the Maine Networking Coordinator. Eagala is very lucky to have Margot Frost on their team as we all continue to learn and grow.
Jimmy Downes, NCACI, LAP-C
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I have known Margot both professionally and personally. Margot has a kind and generous heart. She is attuned to others with a deep listening and understanding, she is motivated and driven to be the best she can be both personally and professionally, and she has shown herself to be ethical and hold high standards. It is a pleasure to have Margot a part of my life.
Carole Harris, LCSW, PsyD
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I have had the pleasure of facilitating equine assisted therapy and equine assisted learning events with Margot for the past several years. We have worked with veterans, veterans families, cancer survivors, medical, nursing and social work students. Margot is one of the most compassionate, thoughtful and impassioned people I have met. She has extensive knowledge of horses and Eagala practices and is passionate about sharing the power of partnering humans and horses for remarkable experiences and outcomes. She has a kind and approachable demeanor and has a genuine way of putting people at ease.
Kate Hyde, MSW, LCSW
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Margot Frost first brought her talents to Ironstone Farm more than 40 years ago and since then, her involvement has been an asset on many fronts. Most recently, Margot’s facilitation of our Equine Encounter Retreats has helped hundreds of veterans and their family members suffering with Post Traumatic Stress—through her intuitive understanding and empathy, and her ability to connect participants with the magic of the human/horse relationship. Add to that an unparalleled sense of humor—used when it counts—and you will see lives change.
Deedee O’Brien, Co-Founder of Challenge Unlimited at Ironstone Farm, Executive Director Emeritus
