In connection with horses

Horses are intuitive, social animals

The term ‘equine therapy’ can mean many things - in this context it means ground-based (not ridden) opportunities in the presence of the horse or herd. Clients may be beside the horse or observing and interacting from a distance. Sessions can be outside the fence or next to the horse. It is about being in relation with the horse - about human and horse forming authentic connections and about opportunity for growth and attunement.

No experience with horses is needed - just the interest in learning, growing, developing, healing in the presense of horses

Two horses standing close together in an outdoor setting with green trees in the background. One horse is light-colored with a white face, and the other is dark brown or black.

Equine Assisted Therapy

A woman sitting on a tree stump in a field with two horses grazing nearby, with a backdrop of green trees and a clear blue sky.
A man with glasses, a beard, and a ponytail, wearing a baseball cap and a black T-shirt facing a light-colored horse with dark mane, in an outdoor area with trees in the background.
A woman with glasses and long  hair stands on a farm, gently touching a small black and white horse. The sky is partly cloudy with blue skies, and there is a barn and fencing in the background.