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Equine Assisted Therapy

• Equine assisted Learning (EAL)
• Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning (EFEL) or Equine Facilitated Learning (EFL)
• Equine assisted Team & Leadership Training (Workplace Training)
• Equine Assisted Coaching
• Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
• Animal / nature assisted Programs
• Systemic, structural & family constellation work

​The Herd Dynamic means horses understand 3 systemic orders:

1. Belonging
2. Social order
3. Equilibrium

They cannot survive without all of these.

Horses are  energy and absolute truth, making them the ideal teachers and healers. 

They have an uncanny ability to reflect the client's true emotions and  feelings. 

​Powerful work for PTSD, anxiety, bullying, emotional overwhelm, or if you simply need a break away from the every day.
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​Inquire here

For more insight into Gale's philosophies, read her article that was publiched in the AHHCA on our Latest News page.

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Holistic Counselling & Systemtic Constellation Therapy

​When trauma gets trapped in our bodies Our emotions react with our cells and our tissues. Everything that is alive contains energy and this energy contains information.

​How would it be to feel truly safe? 

When we re-establish our bodies as safe and we breathe correctly, deeply and slowly, we become one with ourselves. We then have the ability to reflect rather then react.

​Let's build a new pathway.

Be more than your story. 

Inquire here

​For more insight into Systemic Constellation Therapy, read her article that was publiched in the AHHCA on our Latest News page.

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Horsemanship 
​& Somatic Riding 

 Traditionally, riding has been taught in the saddle with little to no focus on groundwork. We believe that you simply cannot have one without the other. To ride the horse without building relationship and connection on the ground denies the opportunity to truly bond with your horse and therefore experience a partnership that far surpasses that of simply riding.  

We must always remember that these beautiful sentient (able to percieve/feel things) beings are deserving of our respect and compassion. We strive to have each experience mutually beneficial, knowing that the horse does not exist to serve us but allows us the privilege to work with them.  

The groundwork component may explore but is not limited to:

• Understanding the herd dynamic
• Learning to see from the horse’s perspective
• Non-verbal communication
• Round pen and arena work
• Liberty work
• Dancing with your equine partner
• Learning about yourself

Groundwork is far more than meets the eye, it is the foundation on which we begin riding, that which must be built if we are to earn the right to ask for anything from our horses in the saddle. In order to achieve this, sessions will vary for each person and will often have elements of holistic counselling, mindfulness, energy work, body awareness, trust and feel.

​Once this ability to simply BE and connect can be achieved, a whole new world around horses can be explored. When we are truly present and aware of ourselves, we need little more than softness and our breath to develop a deep and magical connection –​this we call
​Somatic Riding.

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