Why Horses?
By their intuitive nature and innate sensitivity, horses can provide facilitators with a window into the participants personality. They mirror back what the participants are feeling and participants need to adjust their feelings and behaviours to work successfully with the horses.
- Learn though "hands on" experience which is a which is more beneficial than a classroom or boardroom setting.
- Horses consistently model assertiveness and teach us how.
- Horses can't lie or over think a participants motive.
- Horses feedback is honest and instant
- Nature provides them with instincts and senses that are very astute.
- Help to instil empathy and kindness in the participants.
One of the many bonuses of working with horses vs a classroom setting is the component of interactivity because we all learn differently, but we can all take away lessons that we learn through our experiences.
The healing power of the horse is the relationships that we make with them. Through the Equine Connection, we engage the body, mind and spirit of both species.
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Did you know…
When a horses ears are up and forward, it indicates they are feeling curious and happy. However, when their ears are lowered backwards, against their neck, the horse is exhibiting distress and unease. When the horse relaxes his ears out to the side, they may be bored. If he flickers them when you speak to him, he's paying attention.
