The Sanctuary
Preservation
Who can benefit from EAL?
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EAL is extremely beneficial for:
Leadership development programs in schools and clubs.
Workplace development for executives, middle management, and team building.
Personal development for church organizations, youth groups, men’s and women’s groups.
Individuals who want to discover more about themselves.
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EAL is proven to be very effective for people of all ages who are at risk, who have special needs, who are physically or who are emotionally impaired.
It is also of great solace to those who are experiencing loneliness, bereavement and depression.
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EAL is a fun way to explore new relationships, and discover more about each other.
The horses help with family dynamics and patterns of behaviour because of their honest uncomplicated response. The unique setting and experience with these gentle giants allows leadership roles to change and exposes hidden talents.
During the objectively driven exercises with the horses, behaviour’s that can be problematic become evident in a non threatening way so that participants discover for themselves adjustments that are beneficial.
Unmounted exercises with the horses stimulate:
There is NO riding involved.
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EAL teaches empathy and willingness to accept responsibility while developing healthy relationships.
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EAL provides an opportunity to empower individuals to expand personal comfort zones while building confidence and self esteem.
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EAL improves personal awareness while enhancing verbal and non-verbal communication skills.
Why Horses?
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Horses can discern the difference between a calm, non threatening approach and an anxious nervous energy.
Horses have the intuitive ability to identify messages humans unknowingly send them while working through the objectively driven exercises.
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Horses demand the development of an honest relationship built on trust and respect.
Horses look for strong leadership and are willing to follow once they trust.
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Horses can’t over think a situation; they approach us honestly.
Horses are non judgmental and have no preconceived ideas.
Horses live in the moment.