Equine Assisted Learning
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) is an innovative educational approach incorporating horses. Through non-riding activities, participants explore communication, leadership, and emotional intelligence. The profound connection with horses fosters personal growth, making EAL a dynamic method for self-discovery and skill development in a unique and experiential setting.
There is no horse experience required for Equine Assisted Learning!!
Please note all EAL bookings are to be online through the link Below
Who attends EAL?
-Children and adolescents
-NDIS Participants
-Neurologically diverse clients
-Corporate Teams
-Leaders and Managers
-Organisations
-Personal Development clients
-School groups
– And more
What are some benefits of EAL?
-Improved social skills
-Empathy and relationship skills
-Distress tolerance
-Confidence and self esteem
-Reducing stress
-Boundary setting
-Promoting movement and activity
-Meaningful connection
-Proven scientific benefits of mindfulness
-Increased attention
-Problem solving
-Connection with nature
“To become fully who we are, we need to first be where we are.”
Beisser
What is EAL?
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) is a therapeutic and educational approach that incorporates horses as active participants in the learning process. Unlike traditional horseback riding, EAL focuses on ground-based activities designed to promote personal development and growth. The core philosophy revolves around the idea that horses, as prey animals with heightened sensitivity and perceptiveness, can mirror and respond to human emotions, providing valuable feedback and insights.
In EAL sessions, individuals work closely with horses under the guidance of trained facilitators, engaging in various exercises that address specific learning objectives. These activities are carefully designed to enhance skills such as communication, leadership, problem-solving, emotional intelligence and awareness. Participants are encouraged to observe, interact, and build a connection with the horses, fostering a deeper understanding of themselves and others.
The non-judgmental and responsive nature of horses creates a dynamic and experiential learning environment. Horses react to human cues and emotions, serving as mirrors for participants to recognize and address their own behaviours and communication styles. This immediate feedback facilitates self-awareness, emotional regulation, and the development of interpersonal skills.
EAL is employed in diverse settings, including therapeutic interventions, educational programs, and corporate training. Its holistic approach recognizes the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and social aspects of learning, making it a powerful tool for individuals seeking personal growth, team building, and enhanced communication skills in a unique and engaging way.
Please note all bookings are through the link above
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