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The Present Moment: Horses, Anxiety & Depression

Equine Assisted Therapy for clients with Anxiety & Depression

Why study in a boring classroom?

Workshop

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!


Anxiety and Depression Focus

Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy offers a completely unique way to approach what are overwhelming common problems for human beings: anxiety and depression.  Even people who are not diagnosed with a specific anxiety or mood disorder suffer from periods of anxious, repetitive thought patterns, or bouts of depression.  EAP is an effective and powerful intervention that brings Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness Practices to life.  This one day intensive workshop will offer participants the opportunity to learn more about how EAP can quickly address the debilitating effects of anxiety and depression.

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: August 21, 2010 : 9am-4pm

Costs: Early Bird: $145 After: $165

To Register: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Registration is provided via MAHEC, the Mountain Area Health and Education Center


What we cover (Objectives)

Understand the core concepts of EAP and how they compliment Cognitive Behavioral Therapy & Mindfulness model.

Explain the parallels between equine and human psychology.

Be able to identify nonverbal signs of anxiety and depression as they show up in the arena.

Understand how EAP creates the opportunity for dysfunctional patterns to be acted out, explored, and changed.

Understand the element of positive feedback and reinforcement as it applies to behavioral changes in the EAP model.

Credit(s)

0.6 CEU's, MAHEC/IACET approved
6. hour(s) NCSAPPB-general skill building

 

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