Linda P. Chacholiades

National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, NBC-HWC
Mayo Clinic Certified Wellness Coach

In addition to being a Wellness Coach, Linda is a thoughtful and inspiring educator and equestrian. Her professional background includes a Master’s degree in Piano Performance from Cleveland Institute of Music and she has been teaching music courses on the college level for more than 20 years. Her strong ties with her students led her to delve deeper into coaching practices. She also has a deep affinity for spending time in nature with horses and making plant medicine.

Co-founder of Horses and Humans Unite

Linda's Story

“My story of how I came to this work evolved from life experiences that guided me to learning more about horses and plant medicine all while continuing to improve my craft as a pianist and music professor. Training as a classical pianist led me towards discovery, discipline, and a greater understanding of non-verbal communication with others.

As a child I was obsessed with the beauty, power, and spirit of horses. Engaging with horses and donkeys led to a lifelong relationship with the equine world. My equestrian experiences include years of hunter/jumper riding and playing polo. Everything changed once I purchased my first horse and as they say, 'the rest is history'. My mare challenged every paradigm I thought I knew about horses. She showed me how our relationship had to come first and could not be ignored. She challenged me to look deep inside myself to redirect my life and continues to hold me accountable to be my most genuine self. It is through her guidance and intuition I have been able to heal from many past traumas and live a more meaningful life filled with authenticity and integrity.

As your health & wellness coach, I would be honored to support you on your journey toward fulfilling the life you envision for yourself."

Julie Brady

Julie has been involved with horses her entire life. She has been professionally training horses and teaching people about them for over 20 years. She specializes in competitive hunters and jumpers. Her passion for horses led her to purchase Serenity Farm in 2017.

Julie chose to name her farm Serenity Farm because of the feeling of peace and contentment she believes horses bring. Julie’s favorite part of being a trainer is watching people build confidence and strong communication skills that carry into everyday life. She is very happy to have created a space that people can come to and forget their day to day problems and connect with horses.

Co-founder of Horses and Humans Unite