"MIND TIMES"

While carrying out assigned tasks with horses, participants are able to practice the vital life skills. This program facilitates the rapid acquisition of social and emotional intelligences, which empowers participants and gives them a fresh sense of self and a hope and belief in their ability to affect a positive impact on their current lives and future. 

Call today to find out how we can bring this unique program to your school or community! 216-232-3656 x504

Health care professionals have undertaken an incredible toll since the onset of the pandemic due to high stress, long hours and compassion fatigue. Our one-of-a-kind program focuses on mindfulness and self compassion to help prevent burnout, reduce stress and increase effectiveness of care.   

During this experiential 1.5-hour Equine Assisted Learning session, participants will utilize activities surrounding horses and include the herd in their exploration and understanding of their personal self-worth. 

6 weeks

The experiential approach of equine therapy requires participants to take an active role in how they use certain skills for those they protect; enhances better awareness while doing their job; teaches mindfulness and grounding techniques; and encourages taking care of themselves emotionally while on the job to prevent burnout.

This one-of-a-kind program utilizes both the internationally recognized EAGALA modality of equine assisted therapy and learning and the Natural Lifemanship modality of trauma informed equine assisted therapy.

Wellness programs are offered at little cost to participants. 

Click here for news coverage of our work with Police Officers.

https://www.news5cleveland.com/rebound/equine-therapy-program-helping-first-responders-cope-with-pandemic-related-stress-anxiety 

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/oh-summit/equine-therapy-helps-cleveland-police-officer-cope-with-department-tragedies

For Licensed Clinical Professionals

State accredited CE's with the Ohio CSWMFT Board for LPCC, LPC, LISW & LSW using the Equine Assisted Therapy Modality. 

Understanding Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and Learning (EAP/L) utilizing the EAGALA model. 

Continuing education units approved with the Ohio CSWMFT Board for LPCC, LPC, LISW & LSW #RCS032205

Instructors:

Lisa Marie Borchert, M.A., Ed., LPCC

Valorie Gill, Equine Director