◼️ We will explore what equine therapy is and how it can benefit people with disabilities. Equine therapy, also known as equine therapy or equestrian therapy, is a form of horse-assisted therapy that uses interaction with these animals to promote people's physical, emotional, and cognitive development.
◼️ Equine therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses connection and contact with horses to help in the rehabilitation and development of people with disabilities. Through equine activities directed by trained professionals, the aim is to stimulate the body, mind and emotions of the participants.
◼️ In this video we delve into the various aspects of equine therapy or equine therapy. Throughout the video, you will find valuable information and real testimonials that support the benefits of this horse-based therapy. I will have the collaboration of Lorenzo Lucarelli, President of the Spanish Association of Equinoterapies (AEDEQ) who will share his extensive experience in the world of horses. And he invited me to a session that he did with a group of boys with autism (Obrint-se Al Món Center) in an equestrian center as part of the TRYDE project (research project within Erasmus +)
Here's a summary of the key points we'll cover:
- What is equine therapy or Equestrian Therapy? Discover the fundamentals of this therapy and how it is used to treat different physical and emotional conditions.
- Physical benefits: We will explore how equine therapy or Horse Assisted Therapy can improve muscle strength, balance and motor coordination.
- Emotional benefits: Learn how interaction with horses can promote relaxation, reduce stress and improve emotional well-being.
- Success stories: We will present you with real testimonials from people who have experienced significant improvements in their quality of life thanks to equine therapy.
◼️ What are the benefits of equine therapy? They are many! First of all, the movement of the horse stimulates the muscles, improves coordination and balance, strengthening the motor system of people with disabilities. In addition, the interaction with the horses encourages the development of social and emotional skills, improving self-esteem and self-confidence.
◼️ Equine therapy also promotes sensory stimulation, since the touch, sight and sound of horses generate an enriching sensory experience. This is especially beneficial for people with autism spectrum disorders or other sensory conditions.
◼️ In addition, the emotional connection with horses provides a safe and non-judgmental therapeutic environment, which helps reduce stress, anxiety and depression. Participants experience a sense of freedom and empowerment when interacting with these majestic animals.
◼️ In short, equine therapy is a revolutionary method that offers a wide range of benefits for people with disabilities. From physical improvement and the development of social skills, to emotional well-being and connection with nature, this therapy has proven its effectiveness in numerous cases.
◼️ The video will also address how equine therapy can be especially beneficial for people with specific conditions, such as autism and Down syndrome. These cases will be exemplified with testimonials and real experiences that support the effectiveness of equine therapy in the management of these conditions.
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