
The focus of EAP is not horsemanship and does not require you to have horse experience or even like horses for that matter. The focus of EAP involves setting up activities involving horses which will require the individual or group to apply certain skills such as: non-verbal communication, assertiveness, creative thinking/problem solving, leadership, taking responsibility, teamwork, relationship building, confidence, and positive attitude. It is a brief approach that successfully addresses a variety of mental health needs including: behavioral issues, attention deficit disorder, substance abuse, eating disorders, abuse issues, depression, anxiety, relationship problems and communication needs.
If you are interested in using Equine Assisted Psychotherapy as a part of your counseling process, please contact (please visit each counselor's page to see areas of specialty) :
If you are interested in using Equine Assisted Psychotherapy as a part of your counseling process, please contact (please visit each counselor's page to see areas of specialty) :
Sarah Bryan
(770) 744-1324 ext. 1
[email protected] (770) 744-1324 ext. 1