How Expectations Influence Equine-Assisted Therapy Session
How can expectations influence clinical decisions in Equine Assisted Therapy? A reflection on professional judgement, ethics, and participant-centred practice.
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There Is One Place Where I Never Doubt Myself
After more than 25 years in Equine Assisted Therapy, I reflect on why this profession continues to give me purpose, confidence, and meaning.
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Assisted Sitting Position: Why Are We Still Doing This?
Is the assisted sitting position still justified in Equine Assisted Therapy? A clinical perspective on positioning, safety, and therapeutic effectiveness.
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Boundaries for Clients in Equine Assisted Services
Clear boundaries protect clients, practitioners, and equines. Explore why expectations, rules, and accountability matter in Equine Assisted Services.
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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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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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