The principles of Equine Therapy can be summed up in four words: Relationship, Understanding, Communication, and Trust.
THE 4 PRINCIPALS OF EQUINE THERAPY
Relationship:
The Natural Horsemanship Method isn’t really horse training. Horses are fine just the way they are. What we do is more human training. It’s the human that needs to learn how to relate naturally to the horse. The natural horsemanship method teaches you how to work with a horse. We do this in the most loving, effective and efficient way possible.
Understanding :
Understand that horses are prey animals. Almost everything they do or don’t do is based on their survival instincts. Learn to see the world from the horse’s point of view. This includes figuring out “what’s in it for them” when asking something of your horse. Understand your horse’s personality type so you can work with him in the most effective way. The natural horsemanship method teaches students how to “read” horses.
Communication.
To have a good relationship with your horse, communication and understanding are key factors. Through the natural horsemanship method, you will learn to communicate with horses the way they communicate with each other.
Communication.
To have a good relationship with your horse, communication and understanding are key factors. Through the natural horsemanship method, you will learn to communicate with horses the way they communicate with each other.
The Natural Horsemanship Way
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