Articles

Experts
Equine-assisted therapy
Concern filter
Sort

Equine-assisted therapy

Equine-assisted therapy
Kori Miller
Horseback Riding Sports
Equestrian, which can likewise be called horseback riding, can be alluded to as the expertise of riding with ponies. Equestrian can be for sporting purposes and serious games. In the mid-twentieth century, equestrian occasions were presented in the Olymp…
3
By registered users: 3
Equine-assisted therapy
Demi Powell
How Horses Address Psychosocial Needs
The hippotherapy setting and practice model incorporates a multisensory environment appealing to a variety of psychosocial needs. Humans have long been connected to horses, with the first domestication occurring on the Eurasian steppes 4,000 to 6,000 year…
4
By registered users: 4
Equine-assisted therapy
Demi Powell
Welcome to My Heroes
Welcome! Here at My Heroes, we strive to provide a welcoming space for equine therapy. We aim to enrich and improve the lives of our participants through the use of our gentle friends. For over a decade, we’ve been working with those who can benefit from …
8
By registered users: 8
Equine-assisted therapy
Demi Powell
Here is how horses can help your mental health
When you get to know a horse, you feel naturally comfortable. The same is true of a loyal dog or a kind cat. Really, any nice creature can become a significant friend. That’s one of the most powerful parts of equine therapy: horses create a bond that is a…
23
By registered users: 23
Equine-assisted therapy
Demi Powell
Horse Therapy for Kids
As you may well know, children are especially prone in their youth. They change so quickly, and they can be influenced so easily. It’s a tender time, and it’s a time when support and empathy are such positive influences. It’s an especially crucial time fo…
3
By registered users: 2
Equine-assisted therapy
Alex Jones
A Beginner’s Guide to Horse Riding
Get a major advantage over the fundamentals of pony riding with wellbeing tips and bit by bit counsel. In the event that you’ve never ridden a pony, it’s not unexpected to go excessively far one way or the other. You’re either terrified senseless (“That …
4
By registered users: 4