Equine-Assisted Therapy Australia (EATA) has recently featured in Perth’s local media following the expansion of its nationally recognised equine-assisted mental health training in Western Australia.

An article in The Echo Newspaper highlights how EATA’s training is designed to strengthen capability, professionalism and confidence across the equine-assisted therapy sector, which is currently an unregulated industry. By delivering accredited, trauma-informed and evidence-based education, EATA aims to support students to work safely, ethically and competently alongside horses and clients.

This media coverage not only elevates the broader conversation around evidence-based equine-assisted therapy supports, but also reflects growing community interest in accessible, respectful therapy alternatives within the mental health sector.