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Equine Assisted Services in Practice

Our blog features articles, news, and inspiring stories from the worlds of Equine Assisted Services (EAS).

What Looks Like Improvement May Be Overload

Not all improvement is what it seems. Learn how to recognise overload, compensation, and true progress in Equine Assisted Therapy.

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Choosing Education in Equine Assisted Services

How do you choose quality education in Equine Assisted Services? A professional reflection on qualifications, standards, and responsible learning.

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Safety Belts in Equine Assisted Therapy: Help or Limitation?

When do safety belts support Equine Assisted Therapy, and when can they interfere? A clinical reflection on safety, posture, and therapeutic goals.

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Footwear in Equine Assisted Therapy: Why It Matters

Why is footwear important in Equine Assisted Therapy? A professional reflection on safety, stability, and practical considerations in EAS sessions.

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Positioning on the Equine: Small Details That Change Everything

How does positioning influence outcomes in Equine Assisted Therapy? A clinical reflection on posture, movement, and therapeutic precision.

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Enthusiastic but not yet qualified

Can enthusiasm replace training in Equine Assisted Therapy? A professional reflection on qualifications, standards, safety, and responsibility.

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Equipment in Equine Assisted Services: When It Supports — and When It Replaces Preparation

When does equipment support Equine Assisted Services and when does it replace proper preparation? A professional reflection on safety and clinical reasoning.

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Four-month-old Baby on a Horseback: Is It Too Early?

Can babies benefit from Equine Assisted Therapy? A clinical perspective on early intervention, neuroplasticity, and safety in infants.

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Intensive Equine Assisted Therapy Clinics: Why a Few Days Can Make a Real Difference

Why can intensive Equine Assisted Therapy achieve strong results in a few days? Explore the role of repetition, neuroplasticity, and structured intervention.

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Why I Do Not Use Helmets in My Equine Assisted Physiotherapy Sessions

Are helmets always necessary in Equine Assisted Physiotherapy? A clinical perspective on safety, movement, and therapeutic decision-making.

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