By Jane Faulkner Working in private practice can be deeply rewarding. It gives us the freedom to shape our work around our values, develop meaningful therapeutic relationships and offer services that reflect who we are as practitioners. But it can also be lonely. Many practitioners spend much of their working week moving between client sessions,
Private Practice Shouldn’t Mean Practising Alone Read More »
As one of our lovely graduates, Tash Whitfield, shared: “There are a myriad of ways in which the training through EATA can be deployed – it doesn’t all have to be NDIS or private clients in the paddock or one-on-one sessions.” Equine-assisted mental health continues to gain recognition for the many ways it can support
What can you do once you become an equine-assisted mental health practitioner? Read More »
By Jane Faulkner It is always important for me to continue learning and growing, both as a practitioner and as a trainer, as there is always so much to discover. I had the privilege of attending a wonderful training session, Foundations in Pre-natal and Perinatal Dynamics, with the inspiring Kate White from the Centre for
2023 wrap up and exciting times ahead Read More »
By Jane Faulkner When my son was a pre-teen he started to develop all of the attitudes and resistances of a teenager. One of our biggest battles was over screen time. I have a rule of one hour a day of any screen TV and computer included – I think that is more than enough!
The Impacts of Screen Time Read More »
By Jane Faulkner Yoga has supported and guided me throughout my adult life. It has helped me overcome health conditions, insecurities, stressful conditions and improved my perception and clarity of what is important for me. For all of us, life is so busy, we are constantly on the move without much time for rest or
Yoga to support your life Read More »
By Nicole Reilly I have a three-year-old daughter and one thing I’ve learnt about toddlers is that they will demand you listen to them, one way or another. In her life so far we’ve been through a lot together. We had a rough start, dealt with an unexpected diagnosis, the structure of our family has
Are you really listening? Read More »
We believe in the power of equine assisted mental health. We have seen over and over again how beneficial and powerful this work is, it changes people’s lives for the better and supports them to develop skills to live fuller, healthier lives.
Understand your course fees Read More »
In one of our recent newsletters, I mentioned that we had been reading the latest book of Brene Brown’s called Atlas of the Heart. The entire premise of Brown’s new book is that language has the power to define our experiences.
Stress, overwhelm and using our excitement to fuel us. Read More »
Have you noticed how sensitive you are to other people’s attitudes, words and beliefs? How you can be feeling ok and then a conversation with someone will leave you feeling drained and down in the dumps or you may see a Facebook post or an Instagram feed and it sends you off in a spin
Weed, Seed and Feed for Mental and Emotional Well-Being Read More »
Boundaries, I remember when I first heard the word boundaries; I had no idea what they were, when I needed them or how to set them. Hence, my life was a roller coaster ride and I felt like a piece of debris being pushed around on the ocean of life. Owning horses has taught me
Learning How to Set Boundaries with Equine Assisted Therapy Read More »
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