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  2. Equine Assisted Therapy: A Unique and Effective Intervention

    www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/helping-kids-cope/201903/equine-assisted...

    Equine-Assisted Therapy is effective in reducing children's irritability, agitation, and impulsivity, and increases cooperation, emotional regulation, capacity for delay, and behavioral...

  3. Equine Therapy for Special Needs

    www.equestriantherapy.com/equine-therapy-special-needs

    Equine therapy for special needs is an enjoyable way of helping children with their disabilities regardless of whether they can’t clearly talk, are sitting on a wheelchair or have a history of emotional difficulties. Riding a horse is always enjoyable while helping the disabled become enabled.

  4. Equine-Assisted Therapy: Benefits for developmental disabilities

    beaminghealth.com/article/equine-assisted-therapy-benefits-for-developmental...

    What are the benefits of equine-assisted therapy for children with autism? Equine-assisted therapy can help autistic children build physical, social, and emotional skills. It can be an enjoyable experience that motivates your child to engage with the horse and the therapist while also stimulating healthy movement. Why horse therapy instead of ...

  5. Equine Therapy for Mental Health: Benefits and Things to Consider...

    equineinstitute.org/new-blog/equine-therapy-for-mental-health-benefits-and...

    Equine therapy is available for participants of almost all ages, from children (typically ages 4 and up) to the elderly. Specific programs are tailored to be age-appropriate and meet the unique developmental needs of different age groups.

  6. Equine-Assisted Therapy - Reins of Hope

    reinsofhope.org/equine-therapy

    Equine-assisted Therapy incorporates horses into the therapeutic process of healing the mind, body and spirit. People engage in activities such as grooming, feeding, and leading a horse while being supervised by a mental health professional trained in equine-assisted therapy processes.

  7. Equine Assisted Counseling and Play Therapy for Kids and Children

    www.stepswithhorses.org/children---play-therapy.html

    we have developed an innovative, evidence-informed model for integrating equines into child-centered play therapy. In order to accommodate our equine partners, sessions are held in an outdoor "play area" modeled after a traditional playroom. Equines are naturally authentic, empathic, and nonjudgmental and help a child to feel .

  8. Benefits of Equine Therapy for Troubled Youth

    www.rawhide.org/blog/mental-health/equine-therapy-benefits

    Equine-assisted therapy — or horse therapy — is one type of treatment that is especially effective for troubled youth. Horse therapy can help troubled youth build social skills, increase emotional awareness and learn problem-solving skills.

  9. Equine-Assisted Therapy - Psychology Today

    www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapy-types/equine-assisted-therapy

    Equine-assisted psychotherapy is available to both adults and children, generally those over the age of 6. It has been theorized to treat a number of conditions, including ADHD, addiction,...

  10. Children and Equine Therapy - how does it work?

    habitatforhorses.org/news-and-stories/children-and-equine-therapy-how-does-it-work

    With the aid of a therapist, these interactions can be used to help troubled youths learn how to express themselves and how to cope with their own complex emotions. Growing up is never easy, especially when life throws emotional loops at you when you are young. Equine therapy is a tool that when used properly can aid in overcoming these challenges.

  11. The Effectiveness of Equine-Assisted Mental Health Interventions...

    link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40894-023-00209-9

    Four utilized Equine-assisted (or Facilitated) Learning/Activities (EAL/A), one used therapeutic riding, and others were either unspecified or used some variation of “horse assisted therapy.” The studies included children, adolescents and young adults. One study included only children (6–12 years).