Adults are required to adapt to various settings and interact with many different types of people. As a result, they often develop different roles depending on the environment and company. Relating to colleagues at work differs to connecting with partners and various family members at home. Horse-led learning offers adults the opportunity to reconnect with their authentic selves in a gentle and honest way. In working with the horses, clients are able to develop an awareness of their emotional state by observing the horses' reaction and responses. Read more on my blog pages.

Traditional talking therapies can sometimes feel intense for children and young people, particularly those who struggle or are reluctant to articulate the difficulties they are facing. Horse-led learning provides a confidential and safe space in which clients can gently reflect on how they are feeling. If and when the client feels comfortable enough to share personal details, the sessions offer a secure and supportive environment in which to do so. Read more on my blog pages.

If you work daily with vulnerable adults, children and young people you'll know that a flexible and sensitive approach is required to provide appropriate support. Each individual's experience is unique, and therefore the type of support offered must be tailored to the client's needs and requirements. Read more on my blog pages.