| Description |
1 online resource (412 p.) |
| Contents |
Front Cover -- Integrating Horses into Healing -- Integrating Horses into Healing -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Contributors -- Biography -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 -- Natural therapeutic aspects of horses -- Innate qualities of horses -- Heterarchy -- Discernment -- Wee Donkey -- Food for thought -- Conclusion -- Self-assessment -- Perspective from the field: Chosen -- References -- 2 -- The evolution of equine-assisted services (EAS): horses are good for people -- Relationship of horses and humans through history |
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Terminology is dynamic, evolving, and often controversial -- The importance of research -- Perspective from the field -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 -- Horse Speak and Partnership -- The benefits of using Horse Speak in EAS -- First steps of Horse Speak -- Postures and gestures of horses -- Learning an essential message: Saying "hello" -- Using HorseSpeak to create a safe environment for horse partnership -- Activity: Making a Safety Object -- Another Protection message-Sentry -- Green, yellow, and red zones-the horse's yes, maybe, and NO ... -- Horse Speak and genuine partnership |
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A few more considerations -- Enrichment activities -- Conclusion -- 4 -- Relational Equine-Partnered Counseling (REPC) -- Overview -- Philosophical domains -- Relational domain -- Experiential domain -- Neurobiological domain -- Spiritual domain -- Treatment team -- Phases -- Ethical considerations -- Josephine∗ and Freedom -- Self-assessment and resources -- Perspective from the field: The REPC ES perspective -- Laura Hamrin, PATH intl CTRI/ ESMHL, CHA-certified -- References -- 5 -- An in-depth approach to relational work with equines: Natural Lifemanship -- Introduction |
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Attachment and detachment -- Self-assessment and resources -- Recommended Reading -- 6 -- Breathing into relationships: the HERD Institute approach to equine-facilitated psychotherapy -- Introduction -- The HERD Modelâ„¢ of equine facilitated psychotherapy -- Case study -- Coming Home to Relationships and Integration -- Choice points -- A systemic perspective -- Conclusion -- Resources -- References -- 7 -- Side-to-side astride: the benefits and challenges of equine mounted work in trauma processing -- Introduction -- Ethical considerations -- What does it take to do this work? |
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Angela's Perspective -- Josephine's perspective -- References -- 8 -- Blended therapy modalities in equine-assisted psychotherapy: integrating equine-engaged internal family systems ... -- Introduction: an evolution from the office to the round pen -- Overview of the Internal Family Systems model -- IFS informed EAP -- Parts of the whole: IFS and NL-a natural connection -- Equid-Nexus: an equine-engaged parts work psychotherapy model -- Clinical considerations -- The role of the horse -- Benefits to the horse -- Overview of Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) -- EC-EMDR case study |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Encouragement |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780443191961 |
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0443191964 |
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