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Equine Therapy

Equine Assisted Learning

For Therapy or Personal Development

"Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy is an approach to professional counseling that helps clients of all ages address behavioural, emotional, spiritual and relational issues using horses as an intervention tool.

It is a non-threatening and action-oriented team approach to counseling, including a licensed counselor, a horse professional and horses."

Introduction to Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy,  Patti J Mandrell, p.iv

 

At Equine Insight we use the internationally recognized EAGALA approach to equine therapy, involving a hands-on approach where clients are given the space to project and analyze their situations, make their own connections, and find their own solutions.

Because those solutions are deeply personal experiences they tend to be more profound, and longer lasting.

How Can it Help?

How Can Equine Assisted Learning Help?

Testimonials

Testimonials

“I learned that I like to take the lead and can be too confident. I also learned about empathy and connection and that I need to approach each person as unique.”

— Team Building Participant

Services

Services

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Equine Assisted Psychotheraphy

The Journey Starts Here

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Why Horses?

INTELLIGENT PREY
ANIMALS

 

The first priority for a horse is to keep itself safe, so they are extremely sensitive to their environment.

They instinctively analyze and react to body language and nonverbal cues.  Working with horses can provide us with valuable feedback and insights for other areas of our lives.

LARGE AND
POWERFUL

 

The size and presence of a horse is hard to ignore and even more difficult to control without some kind of connection with them. Approaching horses can help us reflect how we approach our relationships and how we can face other big or overwhelming things in our lives

SOCIAL ANIMALS WITH DISTINCT PERSONALITIES

 

Horses are social animals with clearly defined roles within a herd.

Like us, they each have distinct personalities, attitudes, and moods. They can be gentle, or stubborn, or timid, or they can be playful.

In other words, horses are a lot like us.

Contact Info

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Location

0400 224 174

Romsey, VIC Australia

Equine Insight uses the internationally recognized EAGALA model

Click on the EAGALA logo to learn more.

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