Equine Assisted Therapy psychotherapy incorporates horses into the therapeutic process. People engage in activities such as grooming, feeding, and leading a horse while being supervised by a mental health professional. Equine-assisted therapy (EAT) encompasses a range of treatments that involve activities with horses and other things equines to promote human physical and mental health. The use of EAT has roots in antiquity, and EAT applies to…

In Equine Assisted Therapy Australia, people talk about what they see and feel. The therapist guides the person to see the horse's responses with an objective lens. Thus, they begin to recognize how their perceptions are accurate or misguided. They also discover the ways they may be projecting their issues onto others. Equine-assisted psychotherapy incorporates horses into the therapeutic process. People engage in activities such as…

For hundreds of years, humanity has recognized the significance of the horse. The horse has always been by their side, assisting them no matter whatever the task. We ask the horses to cooperate with us once more, and this time, more than ever, we rely on their elegance, power, and perhaps even emotions for helping us recover both physically as well as mentally. The horse is ideal for the task at hand.

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This group turns to drink or drugs to help them cope with the emotional roller coaster they're experiencing. Sure, plenty of us drink occasionally to relax, although for some, it actually becomes an addiction. Nobody chooses to become an addicted person; it is actually not a conscious decision. Addiction sneaks up particularly on you and before you even know it, you can't get through a single day without drinking or using drugs.…