Pia Ault, certified coach (CPCC, PCC) and Equine Assisted Coach
Coaching
People often know they desire a change, but they lack the ability to get clarity and take action. I offer a safe environment where dreams and goals can be explored through various perspectives, so you can choose the option that best fits your desired life or career.
This is done through examining your personal core values and beliefs and through a series of ‘deep diving’ into the challenges and patterns that keep you locked in an undesired place. Together, we look at the adjustments and actions needed to move you from feeling ‘stuck’ to feeling ‘empowered & free’.
Some of the tools and methods I incorporate include Dynamic Emotional Integration® to help with feelings of e.g. anxiety, anger, shame and low self-esteem. Equine Facilitated Learning (or horse assisted coaching) can also often help you realize where your self-limiting beliefs lie.
Family dynamics – the pattern of relating or interacting and the ability to get along in a family – can be upset when learning or mental disorders are present. Resources are still scarce, and often expensive, in various regions. Parents feel stressed, anxious and uncertain of how to cope and raise children in a fast changing environment.
I help individuals and families with issues that prevent harmony and living on purpose. Sometimes stigma and shame stops a person or parents from seeking help, and I create a safe space where everything can be shared confidentially. The resources are already within the family, and each individual to change; they just need to be uncovered and brought forth.
Coaching can help a variety of challenges: Relationship issues – how to communicate better, how to set healthy boundaries and how to respect each other. Self-esteem and confidence issues – how to overcome fear and the worry of what others think about us.
Individuals with ADD/ADHD (both children and adults) typically struggle with focus, concentration, staying on task, procrastination and tackling simple life projects. Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) should be called Attention Deficit Gift because these individuals truly are gifted, creative and intelligent beings whose brains are just wired a little different and therefore are judged as not fitting into our structured society. I have a special passion around helping these individuals because of my personal journey with raising my sons who have ADD/ADHD.
Leadership and Team
Transformative leadership begins with clarity, courage and the confidence to step into new possibilities. I coach executive and emerging leaders through pivotal career transitions, helping to uncover fresh perspectives, strengthen decision-making, and align your goals with purpose. Whether you’re navigating a promotion, a new role, or an unexpected shift, I provide tools and strategies that turn uncertainty into opportunity.
Beyond career transformation, my coaching addresses the pressures of leadership: managing stress, enhancing communication, and cultivating presence. Together, we develop practical approaches to lead with composure under pressure, build stronger relationships, and communicate with impact. The result is not just professional growth, but a renewed sense of confidence and balance that supports both career and personal fulfillment.
With a limited budget for team building this year, we looked for a high impact program that would be short in duration, however covering a wide range of management and motivational issues. Equine Coaching hit the nail on the head, the one day course was intuitive and stimulated a lot of interest amongst our group to look at both the personal and professional side of relationship management. Well done Pia…
A six-hour day spent interacting and learning in the company of wise horses helped me understand how my behaviors and intent affect my business and customers. Pia’s professional yet down-to-earth approach suited my style; her obvious love for what she does shines through! I would recommend Caballus and Pia in a heartbeat!
My daughter Hanadi enjoyed every minute with Pia and her horse. She learned a great deal about horse behavior, but also things like setting boundaries and respecting personal space, which she often has trouble with. The one-on-one sessions with Pia were so helpful with Hanadi’s ADD condition because she could slow down knowing she had the instructor’s full attention.
Thank you Pia, as a mother struggling to help my daughter, you were a Godsend!
Love,
Hanadi and Sonya (Hanadi’s Mom)