Equine Assisted Growth and Learning

EAL uses a team approach, bringing together a horse specialist, a trained facilitator, a clinical professional and the horses to assist individuals and groups. Through a collaborative experiential learning process, people use experience, reflection, generalization, and application to facilitate learning. The equine-assisted model helps individuals learn about themselves and others by participating in activities with the horses and then processing feelings, behaviors and patterns recognizing how these may relate to the workplace or at home. While EAL is related to other experiential programs, equine assisted programs have the added element of horses with as many different personalities, attitudes and moods as the humans they are working with.

Ideal for children, adolescents and adults seeking to develop the tool and strategies needed to make good choices. A fantastic way to experience the benefits of our programs for those not requiring therapy. Experience very unique opportunities with our highly trained staff and horses to develop and practice new skills with others.