Equine-Assisted Learning
Reconnect with Nature. Heal with Horses. Grow, Heal, Thrive.
WHAT IS EQUINE-ASSISTED LEARNING?
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Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL) is a ground-based, experiential approach that fosters emotional awareness, communication, self-reflection, and personal growth through guided interactions with horses.
These sessions are designed for individuals or small groups seeking clarity, balance, connection, and deeper understanding of themselves, all within a peaceful desert setting in the Verde Valley.
While deeply therapeutic in nature, equine-assisted learning focuses on experiential growth rather than formal mental health treatment.
WHY HORSES?
Horses naturally respond to human energy, emotions, and body language. Their ability to mirror internal states offers powerful insight into patterns, reactions, and stress responses — often without words.
Working alongside horses creates a non-judgmental space that supports:
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Self-awareness
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Emotional regulation
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Mindfulness
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Trust-building
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Personal growth
Their intuitive presence encourages grounding, patience, and authentic connection.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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All sessions are ground-based (no riding) and may include:
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Gentle, guided activities with horses
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One-on-one or small group sessions
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A calm, supportive, and nature-based environment
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Opportunities for reflection, communication, and emotional awareness
Each experience is thoughtfully facilitated and adapted to meet individual needs and comfort levels.
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OUR FACILITATORS
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Sessions are guided by qualified practitioners with experience in mental-health support and equine-assisted learning. Facilitators provide a safe, supportive space for exploration, growth, and insight while honoring each participant’s personal journey.
Equine-assisted learning is an experiential wellness service and is not a substitute for licensed mental health therapy or clinical treatment.
READY TO BEGIN?
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Schedule your personalized Equine-Assisted Learning session today.
Contact: Robin Johnson
📞 928-606-3196
📧 temenoshealth@gmail.com
Location:
725 Bent River Rd.
Clarkdale, Arizona