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The Walk a Mile in Their Shoes series of workshops will show
mental health professionals as well as family members or other interested parties first-hand what equine (horse) therapy is
all about and why it is so powerful.
Continuing education credit for drug and alcohol counselors, MFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and LPCCs.
RESCHEDULED -- NEW DATE IS JUNE 7TH Horses Heal and Horse Therapy 4 U Present Walk
a Mile in Their Shoes - CONTROL
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WHAT:
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Professional Development in
Equine Assisted Counseling (Demonstration/Workshop)
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WHEN:
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TIME:
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WHERE:
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Mara Brandman Horse Arena (MBHA) Equestrian Center & Event Venue
6422 East Santiago Canyon Road, Orange, CA 92869
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COST:
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$50 in advance, $70 at the
gate (3 CAADE CEUs (provider #AP 10 942 C 1214); CAADAC CEUs (provider #2S-10-138-0212); or MFT, LCSW, LEP, LPCC CEUs included)
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MORE INFO:
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RESERVATIONS:
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Send check made payable to Horses Heal, 960 N. Tustin #360, Orange, CA 92867.
Pay by PayPal/credit card by clicking on the "Buy Now" button below.
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PRESENTERS:
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Teri Renaud, CATC (#3030655), Horse Therapy4U
Ava Roberts, Equine Specialist, Horses Heal
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DOWNLOAD FLYER:
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Click here to download the flyer
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Control -- Control
is an illusion. Letting go of our need to control frees us to appreciate
and remain open to the wonderful surprises life often hands us. We can become more spontaneous and accepting. Remember, what
you try to control, controls you. Come learn how
horses can help you begin the process. 
If you work in the field or are just curious about Equine Assisted Counseling,
join us for an exciting program that will allow you to experience first-hand how and why Equine Assisted Counseling is so powerful for clients in recovery. Horses live in the present moment and give immediate,
unfiltered and honest feedback to those around them. Although there are amazing similarities between horses and humans, many
of our common characteristics are naturally exhibited by horses but require work for people to achieve, such as honesty, living
in the now, and observation skills. Activities with the horses set up metaphors allowing self-awareness and healing for
clients. This program is outdoors at a horse stable so please dress appropriately:
casual cloths and close-toed shoes a must, hats recommended. We will be asking for audience participation so come prepared
to have fun! Earn 3 CE contact hours, enjoy light refreshments and network
with colleagues.
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