CBC Feature on Equine Connection

It's a different kind of horse power.

The Influence of Working with Horses on Skill Building and Self-Improvement

Equine Assisted Learning, involving horses, has been proven to have a profound impact on skill building and self-improvement. Through Equine Assisted Learning programs, individuals are able to develop a wide range of life skills that can benefit them in various aspects of their lives.

One of the key factors that contribute to the effectiveness of Equine Assisted Learning is the immediate and honest feedback provided by the horses. Horses are incredibly intuitive creatures and are able to sense the emotions and energy of those around them. This allows participants to gain valuable insights into their own behaviour and thought patterns, fostering self-awareness and personal growth.

In addition, Equine Assisted Learning provides individuals with opportunities for communication and problem-solving. Working with horses requires clear communication and the ability to establish trust and respect. Through these interactions, individuals can improve their communication skills and learn to effectively navigate challenging situations.

Certification in Equine Assisted Learning, such as completing the Equine Connection’s Equine Course, is essential for professionals who want to facilitate these transformative experiences. Our certification course provides facilitators with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct Equine Assisted Learning sessions ethically and effectively.

Overall, the influence of horse assisted programs that bring results each and every time  on skill building and self-improvement is undeniable. Through their unique connection with humans, horses offer a powerful tool for personal growth and development. By obtaining a certification in Equine Assisted Learning, professionals can contribute to the widespread adoption of these programs, ensuring that more individuals have the opportunity to benefit from the transformative power of horses.

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