Learn IFS with Equine Engagement
Learn IFS with Equine Engagement – NSW Workshop
3 Days | Galston, NSW | 16 Hour Workshop
Event Details
Learn to become a Self-Led Facilitator to support healing relational trauma through IFS with equine engagement, with a focus on memory reconsolidation.
Join international facilitator Jenn Pagone for this three-day experiential workshop exploring Internal Family Systems (IFS) with Equine Engagement, following EATA’s 10th anniversary conference.
Jenn is the founder of Equid-Nexus®, a specialised Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) model, which integrates IFS and EMDR principles, to heal relational trauma by fostering self-awareness and building secure connections through equine interactions.
During the workshop, participants will learn how to integrate horses into the IFS process, develop self-led facilitation skills, and support conditions for memory reconsolidation.
Jenn is also the creator of Pagone Psychological Services in the USA. She has specialised in treating women with complex trauma for 20 years and has a background in teaching clinical psychology as an adjunct professor.
This workshop offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from a highly regarded and internationally recognised equine-assisted therapist.
Located in QLD? This workshop will also be held in Tallebudgera Valle, QLD. Click here for more details.
✨ Registrations are essential. Please book via the link:
Event Date:
- 24 - 26 September 2026
Session Time:
- Day 1: 12:00PM to 4:00PM
- Day 2: 9:00AM to 4:00PM
- Day 3: 9:00AM to 4:00PM
Cost:
- Participation Fee: $900 AUD (9 spaces)
- Auditor Fee: $600 AUD (9 spaces)
Location:
- New South Wales: 2 Bevans Rd, Galston NSW 2159, Australia
Share With Friends
What you will experience and learn:
- How to work with clients' parts and integrate the horse into the IFS process.
- Learn to identify and support conditions for memory reconsolidation.
- Embody the Self-Led Horsemanship Perspective.
- Become a Self-Led Facilitator (working with your own system to increase Self-presence).
- Hone triadic attunement skills.
How you will experience and learn:
- Through didactic teaching and demonstrations of the Scaffolding Steps.
- By attuned observation of yourself, the “client" and the horse.
- Exploration and Discussion.
- Practicing in triads with horses (participants).
- "Fish-bowl" observation and small group experientials and discussion (auditors).
Meet Your Workshop Host
Camilla Mowbray
Trainer and Assessor – NSW
Camilla Mowbray is a person-centred counsellor and psychotherapist with extensive experience supporting children, adolescents, and young adults following trauma and adversity. As an Equine-Assisted Learning and Psychotherapy practitioner, she delivers individual and group programs for people from diverse backgrounds, including those living with disability, integrating therapeutic work with horses to support emotional regulation, boundaries, and relational safety.