Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) services are generally offered to participants who have an interest in engaging in a rural/natural setting and learning alongside animals. This increases the level of engagement in the learning process. EAL is experiential learning with horses, where participants learn about themselves and learn valuable life skills with the support of horses. Removing the need for in-depth cognitive processes, makes this approach much more effective for a wider range of people with disabilities as they are able to learn in a way that is relevant for their capabilities. EAL providers offer social-emotional skills building services and programs that focus on increasing clients’ quality of life, through the development of skills in key areas such as relationships, social and communication skills, motor skills, executive functions, emotion management and independence.

From a NDIS perspective, we are providing social-emotional learning, psychoeducation, life skill development, human services, with horses as supports and assistants. These services are targeted interventions, that systematically address participant goals in a way that is accessible, meaningful and engaging for the NDIS participant, and builds their skills, so they can increase their capacity to manage more independently in relationships and out in the community.

We provide ‘Social-emotional learning and Capacity Building with horses’ 

We provide ‘Specialised social-emotional learning, psychoeducational, personal or professional development, skills building, capacity building and support services with horses as an adjunct, support and specific mechanism to deliver social-emotional learning (SEL), skills building and psychoeducational services. 

Please get in contact to discuss NDIS funded sessions