Equine Assisted Learning

Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) addresses a student’s learning goals through horse-related activities, and often works toward the student’s personal exploration of feelings and behaviors. The equine specialist and educator cooperate to best achieve these learning goals.

Improvements in...

What to Expect

Partnering with Equines

• Listening

• Decision Making

• Self-Awareness

• Reading, Writing, Math

• Motor Skills

• Safety

• Confidence

• Social, Emotional, & Behavioral Issues

Participants partner with the horse to work through real life issues using games and activities. Horses are social animals and often mirror human body language. Their responses are honest and immediate, which makes them powerful communicators. With the aid of horses, participants have the opportunity to gain better insight into themsevles and their lives. 
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Listening
Decision Making
Self-Awareness
Reading, Writing, Math
Motor Skills
Safety
Confidence
Social, Emotional, & Behavioral Issues
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