Equine therapy is a very comprehensive activity because it allows work to be done on a physical, emotional, and social level, thus contributing to the improvement of overall development.

For example, for Sabril, who uses a wheelchair, riding a horse helps him move his muscles in a way similar to walking. For Noel, being on the horse makes him feel free, at peace, and confident.

Globally, equine therapy allows for the development of:

  • Sensory, psychological, and especially emotional stimulation.
  • Motor and psychomotor skills, such as postural control.
  • A bond based on respect, empathy, trust, and affection.
  • Behavior regulation, stress reduction, and relaxation.

 

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