Ballarat Equine Assisted Therapies

Ballarat Equine Assisted Therapies The client needs and struggles are as diverse as for those clients seeking room-based psychotherapy and consultation.

Equine Assisted Therapy is a approach to Counselling that supports clients in addressing therapeutic goals, with horses as co-facilitator
We also offer traditional room base counselling, trauma counselling, EMDR, play therapy, equine assisted EMDR. The focus of this psychotherapy, as in room-based psychotherapy, is to support and explore therapeutic change and self-actualisation for a broad range

of client needs. EAP sessions and process are utilised with clients exploring personal and spiritual growth, trauma and abuse, depression, anxiety, addictions, attachment disorders, personality disorders/traits, children with a range of needs and disorders, groups, couples, families, and organisations.

30/06/2025
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30/04/2025

15 Fascinating Facts About the Horse's Heart and Its Emotional Connection with Humans:

The heart of an average adult horse weighs about 4–5 kg — nearly 10 times heavier than a human heart.

A horse's resting heart rate is around 28–40 beats per minute, but it can rise up to 240 during stress or intense activity.

The horse's heart is incredibly powerful — it can pump over 60 liters of blood per minute during running.

Human emotions can affect a horse's heart rate. Studies show that horses "read" human moods and mirror them.

During calm interaction, the heart rates of the human and horse can synchronize — a phenomenon known as bioelectrical resonance.

Horses sense a person's presence even before physical contact — their heart reacts to energy changes nearby.

A horse's heart generates a strong electromagnetic field, capable of transmitting emotional signals to other horses and even people.

Horses have a highly developed parasympathetic system, allowing them to calm down quickly in a safe environment.

A handler’s anxiety or fear can trigger stress in the horse — even if no real threat is present.

During cuddling or quiet companionship, a horse’s heartbeat slows down — a clear sign of trust.

Young horses experience emotional “storms” more frequently — much like humans, their hearts and nervous systems are still developing.

Trauma can leave an "emotional imprint" on a horse's heartbeat, even long after physical recovery.

Horses have the ability for emotional healing — kind and caring human contact can stabilize their heartbeat.

The horse’s heart is often seen as a symbol of deep intuition — horses can "feel" intentions before a word is spoken.

Scientific studies confirm that the emotional bond between human and horse is not a myth — it's a real physiological interaction of hearts, which can even have healing effects.

George has a new friend. Eden is a new addition to our family. She is such a sweet rabbit and has settled in so well.
12/03/2025

George has a new friend. Eden is a new addition to our family. She is such a sweet rabbit and has settled in so well.

02/03/2025
01/03/2025
I still love just hanging with the herd as they graze. This is my happy place to recharge🐎😊
02/12/2024

I still love just hanging with the herd as they graze. This is my happy place to recharge🐎😊

It's not often all 6 horses are laying down at the same time. What a beautiful morning 🌄 ✨️
16/10/2024

It's not often all 6 horses are laying down at the same time. What a beautiful morning 🌄 ✨️

Blaze was wanting to help with the extension to our rabbit enclosure
14/10/2024

Blaze was wanting to help with the extension to our rabbit enclosure

Hope you all had a fantastic long weekend
29/09/2024

Hope you all had a fantastic long weekend

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