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Throughout history, people have loved, owned, and ridden horses. They fascinate us, drawing interest in books, events, and films that celebrate their bond with humans. Both horse owners and non-owners have recognized the remarkable abilities of horses to aid healing from physical and mental conditions, such as autism and multiple sclerosis, through Equine Therapy. Individuals with severe emotional challenges are experiencing healing and recovery through the love and acceptance found in relationships with horses. This work presents a unique perspective on why horses possess such transformative healing powers for emotionally wounded individuals, including troubled teens, prison inmates, and veterans with PTSD. It advocates for the expansion of equine programs that achieve what traditional psychotherapy and pharmaceuticals often cannot. Engaging with horses allows people to uncover hidden aspects of themselves, fostering self-discovery and compassion. Ultimately, the relationship with a horse encourages personal growth, teaching that when faced with obstacles, it is often ourselves that need to change.
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Riding Home, Tim Hayes
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- Released
- 2016
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- Title
- Riding Home
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Tim Hayes
- Publisher
- St. Martin's Griffin
- Released
- 2016
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 304
- ISBN10
- 1250106176
- ISBN13
- 9781250106179
- Series
- Rating
- 4.4 out of 5
- Description
- Throughout history, people have loved, owned, and ridden horses. They fascinate us, drawing interest in books, events, and films that celebrate their bond with humans. Both horse owners and non-owners have recognized the remarkable abilities of horses to aid healing from physical and mental conditions, such as autism and multiple sclerosis, through Equine Therapy. Individuals with severe emotional challenges are experiencing healing and recovery through the love and acceptance found in relationships with horses. This work presents a unique perspective on why horses possess such transformative healing powers for emotionally wounded individuals, including troubled teens, prison inmates, and veterans with PTSD. It advocates for the expansion of equine programs that achieve what traditional psychotherapy and pharmaceuticals often cannot. Engaging with horses allows people to uncover hidden aspects of themselves, fostering self-discovery and compassion. Ultimately, the relationship with a horse encourages personal growth, teaching that when faced with obstacles, it is often ourselves that need to change.