Have you ever thought about personal development with animals? Linda enlightens us about how interacting with horses can be great for mental wellbeing. Not only that – but other ways in which you can grow and learn with the use of horses. Watch this short video interview of Linda with ACTIONCoach Julia Pho.
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Imagine having a prosthetic leg. Imagine being a 6-year-old boy. Do you think it would take some time to gain control over your body and your movements? How would that impact your confidence?Now… imagine being with a 900-pound horse… you have her following you, sniffing you, being close and gentle. The vulnerability, excitement, aliveness!!!! Yesterday,…
“At the kids’ horse camp in the summer, I learned how to ride a horse properly. Also, I got a lot of new skills and it is such a great atmosphere to learn and grow as a horse rider. Every member of the helper crew is so supportive. Rock was the most chill horse to…
I started going to EE 2 years ago and this may sound like a cliché but it literally changed my life. I have always loved horses and felt a connection to them so when I first heard about Linda’s programs, I knew I had to check it out. I started by signing up for their…
Equine-Assisted Learning is a powerful and effective approach to experiential learning that includes one or more horses, and that is designed to have a positive impact on individuals of all ages. In this emerging field, equine-assisted methodologies are often used interchangeably and include terms such as equine therapy, horse therapy, hippotherapy, equine-assisted psychotherapy, equine-facilitated experiential learning,…
When a special girl and the right horse connect, a unique bond forms. Small and athletic, not super confident, a pre-teen girl joined in the riding lesson. Nichole listened and learned. The horse went along and more or less did what she asked. It was fun, but Nichole was unsure and wasn’t learning things like…
People often think anxiety is being worried or stressed out about something, like a relationship, a test at school, job performance or a life change. They think there is a specific cause of worry, and fixing the situation will fix the anxiety. This isn’t typically the case. Anxiety can inhibit one’s ability to speak or think…