In modern discourse, it’s all too easy to conflate our Equine Assisted Services’ majestic equines with the role of “therapists.” Yet the truth is far subtler and more profound. In “The Silent Load: Why Therapy Equines Shouldn’t Be Called Therapists,” we delve into the ethical, biological and relational reasons why using such terminology does more harm than good. Through clear insights and professional perspective, this piece explains how our equine partners serve as compassionate catalysts—not substitutes—for the skilled human practitioners guiding the therapeutic journey.
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In today’s digital age, the abundance of online learning options can be overwhelming—and not all courses deliver real value. So, how do you distinguish genuine quality from surface appeal? This article offers clarity: we explore the essential questions to ask before enrolling in any programme—about who is teaching it, their qualifications and hands‑on experience, the structure of the curriculum, accreditation, student feedback and ongoing support. By following these guidelines, you’ll be empowered to select a course that truly meets high professional and ethical standards in Equine Assisted Services.
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Sara Ciganda Marcos, a dedicated student of the Core Principles of Equine Assisted Services course, is back with the third instalment of her EAS Adventures. In this edition, she shares fresh insights, practical reflections, and a touch of inspiration from her learning journey—perfect for anyone curious about the real‑life experiences behind the theory.
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Sara Ciganda Marcos, a dedicated student of the Core Principles of Equine Assisted Services course, is back with her EAS Adventures. In this edition, she shares fresh insights, practical reflections, and a touch of inspiration from her learning journey—perfect for anyone curious about the real‑life experiences behind the theory.
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Sara Ciganda Marcos, a dedicated student of the Core Principles of Equine Assisted Services course, is back with her EAS Adventures. In this edition, she shares fresh insights, practical reflections, and a touch of inspiration from her learning journey—perfect for anyone curious about the real‑life experiences behind the theory.
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Our 2nd meeting was planned for the end of April in St Petersburg, Russia. We had to cancel it due to COVID-19, but we have started to meet online via...
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European Equine Facilitated Therapy Network (EEFTN) is a group of Equine Facilitated Therapy associations and practitioners from all over Europe to bring them together to get an agreement over the terminology,...
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The Czech Republic, with its gorgeous scenery, more than 10.000,000 residents, and 60,000 horses, is known throughout Europe for its excellent rehabilitation facilities and spas. Since 1980, Equine Assisted Therapy...
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