Kirsten Kairos (KK), LightHorse Equine & Wellness

I am a guide, artist, and a space-holder for healing, who has spent a lifetime listening deeply—to sound, to the body, to breath, and to the unspoken stories we carry. Born in Indiana and shaped by decades steeped in having multicultural experiences in vibrant cities, I’ve always been drawn to the richness of human expression and the deep need we all have to be seen, heard, and supported.

I’ve walked many paths: performing musician, recording artist, and voiceover professional; certified Grof® Breathwork Facilitator; sound and movement guide; Touch Medicine® practitioner and bodyworker; birth doula; advanced autism care specialist; provider of Elder tech support; and licensed Equine Facilitator® and Equine Gestalt Coach®.

At the core of everything I do are my three guiding values: authenticity, freedom, and generosity. These values shape the way I show up for others and the way I live my own life.

I know what it feels like when life becomes stagnant—when the color drains from experience, and something inside us longs to be shaken awake. I understand the importance of disrupting old patterns, stepping outside of comfort zones, and trying new things to bring clarity, energy, and fresh purpose back into our lives.

My work supports people through those pivotal thresholds—when change feels inevitable but unclear, when grief or longing surfaces, or when the desire to reconnect with body, breath, or purpose becomes impossible to ignore.

I am also deeply committed to bridging non-Native and Indigenous communities through heart, humility, and courageous listening. As someone who has learned from practices rooted in cultural and ancestral traditions, I honor the responsibility that comes with that learning. I believe in cultivating deeper respect and mutual understanding across cultures and in supporting pathways to healing that are inclusive, relational, and rooted in integrity. Harmony is not a destination, but a practice—one that asks us to show up with reverence, openness, and a willingness to learn and unlearn.