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🐴 An Introduction to Equine Assisted Services
📍 Dark Deer Croft, Cannich
📅 October 25–26, 2025 | 9:30am–5:00pm
Curious about incorporating horses into your work with people? Whether you're just beginning or deepening your journey, this small-group experiential workshop with Sue McIntosh (MA, CCC) offers a powerful introduction to the field of Equine Assisted Services (EAS).
Over two immersive days, you'll:
🌿 Explore how to partner ethically and safely with equines
🌿 Learn to support co-regulation between client and horse
🌿 Understand the unique triad: client–equine–facilitator
🌿 Experience hands-on sessions with the horses at Dark Deer Croft
🌿 Explore trauma-informed, attachment-sensitive practices
🌿 Learn about certification pathways & different EAS models
🌿 Reflect within a supportive small group setting
🌿 Develop your mission, vision & next steps
🌿 Complete your first step toward internationally recognised certification
No prior experience is required—this is a welcoming space for professionals from counselling, education, social work, coaching, and beyond. It’s also a perfect next step for those who attended our March one-day intro!
🎓 Facilitator: Sue brings 40+ years of equine experience and over 25 years of therapeutic work through her internationally respected organisation, Healing Hooves.
💷 Early Bird (until filled): £325
💷 Standard Rate: £395
➡️ Prices cover the full 2-day workshop and include:
✔️ All materials & equipment
✔️ Use of horses
✔️ Lunch & refreshments both days
📞 Limited to 12 participants – this will fill quickly!
👉 Register: 07772 884899 / [email protected]
📧 More Info: [email protected]
Join us for a meaningful, hands-on introduction to ethical, trauma-informed Equine Assisted Services—and take the first step in a journey that could change lives.
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Dark Deer Croft, Inverness, United Kingdom
