Running with Mustangs - EAP for for ODD & CD Clients
Working with Youth with Oppositional Defiant and Conduct Disorder
Why study in a boring classroom?

Get your professional training in our beautiful outdoor setting with human and equine teachers, and have a blast doing it.
Mental Health professionals including, but not limited to: LPC's, LMFT's, LPA's, PhD's, PsyD's, EdD's, LCSW's and others in need of general CEU's join us in this terrific alternative to classroom-based, didactic classes. Get experiential in the beautiful outdoors instead!
Oppositional Defiant and Conduct Disorder Focus
Horse Sense of the Carolinas, Inc., is offering a one-day interactive workshop designed to increase effective treatment of this challenging population as well as introducing participants to the powerful modality of Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy based on the Equine Assisted Growth And Learning Association’s (EAGALA) Model. Participants will learn and practice establishing meaningful rapport, understanding client’s core belief system/patterns, and how to best work with the unique developmental stage of adolescence. Participants will explore creative ways to work with and learn from client’s resistance to treatment.
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy creates a natural and non-threatening opportunity, especially for those new to or uncomfortable with traditional therapeutic settings, to identify negative patterns of behavior, and practice new functional ones.
Who Should Attend
*Health Care Administrators *Counselors *Life Coaches *Mental Health Professionals *Social Workers *Family Therapists *Parents *Case Managers *Substance Abuse Providers
Dates, Cost & Registration
Upcoming Date: April 17, 2010 - Full DayCosts: $145
Register is provide via MAHEC, the Mountain Area Health and Education Center.
What we cover (Objectives)
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Compare and contrast the differences between EAP and tradition psychotherapeutic modalities
- Identify benefits and risks associated with EAP
- Recognize the nature of projection and transference as it explored through the EAP model
- Explain the parallels between equine and human psychology
Credit(s)
0.6 CEU's, MAHEC/IACET approved
6. hour(s) NCSAPPB-general skill building