Our Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) Offerings
✨ We are here to fully support all our clients with their EAL programs - Contact us.
✨ We plan to offer Power of Presence: Wellbeing Retreats with Horses at different locations
✨ Currently, we're pausing our EAL Facilitation Trainings to shift our focus, and we may resume private trainings in the future
✨ We plan to offer Power of Presence: Wellbeing Retreats with Horses at different locations
✨ Currently, we're pausing our EAL Facilitation Trainings to shift our focus, and we may resume private trainings in the future
We provide ongoing support for those that have attended our trainings.
We're here to answer your questions,
and support your EAL programs - Contact us!
We're here to answer your questions,
and support your EAL programs - Contact us!
Reference information: Train-the-Trainer EAL Trainings
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Many different names have been used for learning experiences based on the horse-human connection, some of them are:
Equine Assisted Learning, Equine Experiential Education/Learning, Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning, Facilitated Equine Experiential Learning, Equine Facilitated Learning, Equine Facilitated Wellness, Equine Facilitated Interactions, Equine Assisted Interactions, Equine Assisted Activities, Animal Assisted Activities, Horse Assisted Education/Learning, Equine Guided Learning/Education, Equine Guided Interactions, Equine Assisted Coaching, Equine Guided Coaching, Equine Facilitated Coaching A related field of psychotherapy/counseling with horses has been referred to by many names and here are a few:
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy, Equine Guided Psychotherapy, Equine Therapy, Equine Assisted Counseling, Horse Assisted Therapy, Animal Assisted Therapy & Therapy with Horses Therapeutic Riding has been referred to as:
Hippotherapy, Equine Assisted Therapy, Equine Therapy, Horse Assisted Therapy, etc. |
In 2020, the Equine-Assisted Services industry aligned terminology for services with horses in the areas of learning, psychotherapy, therapeutic riding, and horsemanship. You can learn more here. The new terminology supports our industry with common language, although clients of these services will continue to have difficulty connecting with the industry terminology. When describing, promoting, and selling your equine programs and services to prospective clients, we highly recommend simple language that is easy for prospects to understand, i.e., "learning with horses" rather than "equine assisted learning."
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