ENGAGING AND HANDS-ON WORKSHOP DESIGNED FOR SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS (SLPS)

Invitation to

3-day workshop
UNLOCK THE POWER OF EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY IN SPEECH CHALLENGING CASES

Join us for an engaging and hands-on workshop designed for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) seeking to enhance your expertise in Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) for clients with complex communication, medical, physical, and psychological disorders.

This workshop provides a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge and apply skills to specific case studies.

Are traditional speech therapy methods falling short in certain settings?

Beth Macauley's method acknowledges the profound connection between language development and emotional engagement, setting it apart from traditional approaches.

By harnessing the inherent benefits of Equine Assisted Therapy, we create dynamic opportunities for clients to naturally enhance their speech and language abilities.

Who Should Attend?

  • SLPs who currently integrate EAT into their practice.
  • All SLPs interested in exploring this innovative therapeutic approach.
  • Physical Therapists (PTs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs),
    preference given to those attending with an SLP.

What You Will Learn:

  • Strategies for addressing challenging cases through EAT/hippotherapy.
  • Practical case study applications to enhance clinical decision-making.
  • Hands-on learning experiences in a supportive environment.

Without embracing innovative approaches, individuals with speech and language disorders may miss out on opportunities for meaningful communication and empowered living.

About the lecturer

Beth L. Macauley

PhD, CCC-SLP, HPCS, FNAP, ACUE

Speech Language Pathologist, Hippotherapy Clinical Specialist, Researcher, Associate Professor

As an experienced speech therapist with more than 30 years of practice, I have helped many children and adults with speech and language disorders through services involving the use of horses.

Her expertise includes collaboration with various professionals, including speech therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and educators.

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Testimonials from Participants

Listen and read how participants enjoyed Beth's workshop in Europe!

We have just completed a two-day workshop with Dr. Beth Macauley, a world-renowned speech therapy specialist who also works with horses. While I do not intend to become a speech therapist, I learned many valuable things that will help me in my practice as an equestrian. I gained insights into language development and how to assist individuals, especially children, who have difficulties with expression and communication with the horse.
Laurence IkanEquestrian and Trainer in Therapeutic Riding, Israel
I attended a course with the incredible Dr. Beth Macauley, focused on speech therapy using horses, and it was truly outstanding. I highly recommend it to anyone working with clients who have speech difficulties. Beth is amazing, and she demonstrates how speech therapy can achieve remarkable results. I expected to learn new approaches for working with children with conditions such as dysphasia or speech apraxia. Everything I learned during this course will undoubtedly be useful in my practice. Beth showed me how small techniques can lead to significant changes, and I am excited to apply them with my clients.
Anna RadovaPhysiotherapist, Caballinus, z.s. in Prague, Czech Republic

Workshop Details:

DATES:  June 13–15, 2025

Friday, June 13: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Saturday, June 14: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (working lunch included)
Sunday, June 15: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Venue:

Renew - Therapeutinc Riding Center - a Premier Accredited Center with PATH International, the only accredited in West Michigan.
Closest airport is GRR – Grand Rapids, MI

Investment:
$395
(includes all sessions and working lunch on Saturday)

Register today!

Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your skills in equine-assisted therapy/ hippotherapy while connecting with like-minded professionals in the beautiful Renew TRC facilities and their amazing therapy horses. 

ENGAGING AND HANDS-ON WORKSHOP DESIGNED FOR SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS (SLPS)