Equine Assisted Therapy with the Wisdom of Horses

Quiet Your Mind, Empower Your Creativity, Cultivate Gratitude and Feel Less Overwhelmed

By: Rachel Bush

Narrated by: Alie Mac

Transform pain into resilience, doubt into courage, fear into power with equine therapy—a therapeutic sanctuary and a four-hoofed friend for life await!

A 2020 study shows that human beings create bonds quickly with horses, even in as little as 30 minutes. Equine therapy taps into this deep connection, providing human beings with many benefits ranging from stress and anxiety relief to enhanced communication abilities and self-esteem. This guide contains key information, scientific evidence, and fascinating real-life stories that will reveal the diverse applications and outcomes of a therapy embraced by children, adults and seniors alike.

In the audio, you will discover:

- The three forms of equine therapy and how they can help address a host of issues, including addiction, autism spectrum disorders, and ADHD.

- Why equine therapy can fill you with a sense of empowerment—even if you are battling severe trauma, PTSD, and issues affecting your self-esteem and self-confidence.

- The history, symbolism and modern impact of horses-and with them has such a powerful effect.

- How to groom, handle, feed, and build trust with your horse so your emotional bond deepens.

- Real-life applications of equine therapy plus vital information plus vital advice on how to overcome typical challenges.

- Explore virtual equine connections and how to build them without needing a horse!

- How equine assisted therapy can help you battle anxiety and depression, keeping you on the path to personal growth

- Discover inspirational true-life stories of transformation.

And so much more.

You don't need to be wealthy or live in the countryside to harness the power of equine therapy. A horse is out there waiting to look into your eyes and share an unbreakable bond of unspoken trust, love, and unconditional friendship.

©2023 Rachel Bush (P)2024 Rachel Bush

Totally a beginner book

Such a basic guide
Don’t buy if you know anything about horses
Not a recommend for me

Worst Book Ever

Some of the content was informational. That's where my positive comments end. Terribly repetitive, chapters are weirdly numbered and super repetitive and disjointed. At the beginning of each segment it says what's coming in the next few paragraphs, then repeats the same information, and ends every section by telling you to keep reading. What book ever tells you to keep reading??? And repeatedly tells you you're not alone, I've got your back, we're here to help you, and then gives minute amounts of information telling how to care for horses, then tells you now you're all set!??? Go play with a horse! As if reading in a book how to care for a horse could possibly prepare you for caring for an actual horse. And what does caring for a horse have to do with learning EAL or EAP in the first place. This book is so embarrassing that I HOPE it's AI because if not, I'm actually ashamed for the person who wrote this. How anyone could put their name to this and call it finished and suitable for public consumption is beyond me! I feel bad for the author who has her make on it.

Heartwarming and Inspiring 🥰 Thank you!

I’m only halfway through Equine Assisted Therapy audiobook, but I couldn’t wait to share my experience! The stories are touching and relatable, offering glimpses into the profound connections between humans and horses. I’m already feeling inspired and uplifted, and I can’t wait to see what the rest of the journey holds.

Too general and highly repetitive with little valueable content

Each chapter was short with little contextual examples or applicable and useful approaches or value add for clinicians or practitioners. There’s not much more the support and encouragement in the book, at the end of the day those aren’t new insights or ideas, the repetition comes in how the author states that there is value in equine assisted therapy but no actual how to, details techniques, detailed case studies, etc. if you look at Nature therapy books they give a good example of how this tittle could be vastly improved in regards to how it supports equine therapists and clients.