by Naomi Rossthorn | Sep 7, 2023 | Equine Assisted Psychology
Limbic resonance is a psychological term used to describe a phenomenon in which two individuals, synchronise and regulate their emotional states through nonverbal communication. Recent research highlights mammal’s ability in particular horses’ adeptness at...
by Naomi Rossthorn | Aug 4, 2023 | Equine Assisted Psychology
Horses are highly sensitive animals that can pick up on human emotions and energy. In equine-assisted therapy, horses can play an important role in helping individuals manage stress by providing a calming and therapeutic presence. Here are some ways horses may manage...
by Naomi Rossthorn | Nov 10, 2021 | Equine Assisted Psychology
If you’ve experienced a traumatic incident or require a psychologist for another reason, Equine Assisted Therapy might be a suitable option for you. What is Equine Assisted Therapy? Equine assisted therapy(or Equine Assisted Psychology) encompasses all...
by Naomi Rossthorn | Mar 29, 2021 | Equine Assisted Psychology, Mental Wellness
Children recovering from a serious and chronic medical illness, like cancer, leukemia, or managing issues like epilepsy are at a greater risk of developing emotional challenges, including stress, anxiety and depression. Young children can struggle to understand why...
by Naomi Rossthorn | Jul 2, 2018 | Equine Assisted Psychology
Horses in Animal Assisted Psychology Equine Assisted Psychology (EAP) is an experiential therapy Equine Assisted Psychology is an animal assisted experiential approach to professional psychotherapy and counseling. It offers support for clients of all ages in...
by Naomi Rossthorn | May 17, 2017 | Equine Assisted Psychology
Seven years ago, I started working with horses in equine assisted psychology. I wrote a trauma-sensitive program ‘Putting one Hoof In Front of the other’, to work with those who were affected by the bushfires in the Yarra Ranges. I’ve continued working with...