ABOUT

self led

taylor campbell-diaz

Owner | Equine and Somatic Coach

Howdy! My name is Taylor Campbell-Diaz. My passion for nature and horses has been longstanding since childhood, though if I’m being honest—it took time, a few life lessons, and some soul discovery to find my way back to it. All in the name of the journey, those steps have led me to where I stand today, allowing me to guide others in the most authentic way I know—through the body and in partnership with horses.

My approach to healing is grounded, creative, embodied, and humanistic. I find I better serve others when I show up fully as my Self. A lifelong learner, I excitedly hold a Master’s Degree in Psychology and continually seek new ways to engage individuals in experiential practices that support lasting change.

When I’m not working with horses in a coaching capacity, I enjoy trail riding, groundwork, and spending time improving the barn. I am also an Associate Therapist (APCC20467). While earning my hours toward licensure as an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, I trained in equine-assisted psychotherapy, supporting teens, adults, and groups navigating trauma, depression, anxiety, and neurodivergence.

The work is always evolving, but the warmth and energy remain the same. I thrive on remaining creative, present, and flexible in what I bring to the space and to each individual, meeting clients where they are, as they are—whole and intact.

“When you don’t follow your nature, there is a hole in the universe where you were supposed to be.”

- Dane Rudhyar

THE SELF LED STORY

No journey begins at the point of which we hope to arrive.

Self Led Healing didn’t begin with a spark of an idea or a clear knowing of the destination. It was born through

  • an unfolding of listening to the call of the Self

  • many closed doors that pointed to open windows worth looking into

  • knowing and trusting a passion that arrives with ease, not force

In my journey of deepening connection with horses, I was fortunate to form a meaningful partnership and friendship with Krista McMorran-Maus, barn owner and Speech-Language Pathologist. We continue to work closely together, supporting one another and her remarkable herd—creating a grounded, intentional space for this work to unfold.

It was through my work as an Associate Therapist and my dream for a more flexible lifestyle and time outdoors, that I found a longing to expand into a role that could allow more authorship, creativity, and autonomy while still working with horses. Thus, Self Led Healing was born—guided by the spirit of the Self, deepened through equine connection.