What We Do
Equine-Assisted Therapy (EAT)
Equine-Assisted therapy involves collaboration between a therapist and a horse . Together, they facilitate sessions with horses to bring to light and enable changes you want to make. The therapist will work with you through several sessions to discuss feelings and behavioral patterns they you want to work on. Issues that have been treated by this unique form of therapy include grief, stress and PTSD, anger management, substance abuse, relationship issues.
Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL)
Equine Assisted Learning works with horses in an educational context to help people develop life skills. EAL uses therapists and horses to help with anxiety and unwanted behaviors. Interacting with these horses through various activities can help improve: resilience, social skills, personal and professional development, non-verbal communication, self-confidence, self-esteem, and co-ordination to name a few. There is no riding involved in these activities.
Benefits of Equine Therapy
Equine therapy provides various physical and mental benefits. These benefits include increased trust, selflessness, reduced anxiety, reduced feelings of depression and isolation, increased self-esteem and self-acceptance, improved social skills, better impulse control, increased problem-solving skills, improved communication skills, including non-verbal, a better understanding of healthy boundaries, learning to nurture another creature.
Equine therapy can also be used to treat addiction and trauma
Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning is a unique, powerful way to explore personal growth and healing. Whether you’re dealing with stress, seeking emotional balance, or looking to build confidence, our sessions offer a supportive and enriching experience. We look forward to welcoming you and guiding you on this transformative journey!
Our Mission
A community interest company to provide a safe and compassionate environment for people who would like to experience a different approach to make positive changes in their lives. Using the intuitive nature of the horse to teach us a way of learning about ourselves, our thoughts, our feelings, how we feel in our body and what behavioral patterns we have, in being aware of these aspects of life we can learn how to change them.
Our mission is to make Equine assisted therapy as accessible as possible to as many people as possible, making this different approach available to people who need it the most.
“Horses are completely honest with no hidden agenda or hidden fears, they want to be in balance always.”
Who can benefit from Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning
Children and young people that have:
Difficulties with traditional schooling
Special educational needs such as neurodivergent
Social, emotional and behavioral concerns
Additional support needs
Feelings of Isolation
Adults that want to:
Change in established behavioral patterns
Emotional literacy and regulation
Reduce stress
Increase in self-confidence
Raise self esteem
Improve communication skills