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Senior Project by Naomi Israel My Outline Thesis Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is an alternate form of psychotherapy that uses horses Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is beneficial in helping children learn important skills to live successful lives ID: 536208

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Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

Senior Project by Naomi IsraelSlide2

My Outline

Thesis: Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is an alternate form of psychotherapy that uses horses. Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is beneficial in helping children learn important skills to live successful lives.

My Research Paper:

Horses and humansMental and physical disabilities in childrenAbout Equine Assisted PsychotherapyProduct

Mentor

Successes and Challenges

ConclusionSlide3

Topic #1

Horses

Prey:

-sense fear- acceptanceLarge Stature:-demand respect

-allow relationship building

Responsibility

Predator:

-respected

Fear of horses

Want control

-demandingAcceptance-relationship building

Picture of Richard Knapp: Horse Sense of the Carolinas trains Arabian Mare

HumansSlide4

Topic #2

Anxiety Disorders: 13% of children 9-19-Panic Disorder, Over Compulsive Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress

Disorder (PTSD)Mood Disorders: most common among mental disabilities

-

Depression, Mania, sometimes both

-caused by a chemical imbalance

Disruptive Disorders

:

most complex and hindering-Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), and Autism

Mental DisabilitiesSlide5

Topic #2

Physical Disabilities

Physically Handicapped: Extremely devestating disability

-Blindness, Deafness, degenerative diseases-often develop other mental disordersChronic Illnesses lifelong complications

-asthma, cystic

fiberosis

, diabetes, cancer, epilepsy, AIDS

-hospitalization and daily treatments

Slide6

Topic #3

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

Equine’s were first used in Europe during the 1960’s. -1969 NARHA recognized that equines can be used for therapy. -1999 EAGALA was formed

EAGALA -2005 Provided the first set of standards for EAPGrowth of EAP -Research is being conducted for the first time on EAP.Slide7

Product

ProductSlide8

Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQodonI_USs&list=PL7E2E181689D2B749Slide9

Mentors

Shannon Knapp

Eleni

Dines

Shannon Knapp is the owner of Horse Sense of the Carolina’s. She is a licensed Equine Specialist.

My interview was with Shannon and she taught me about the EAGALA Model.

Eleni

Dines was my other mentor for my senior project. She helped me develop my product and taught me about how the farm is ran.

My 15 service hours were conducted with

Eleni

. Slide10

Reflection

Successes

ChallengesI chose an unusual topic that I was interested in.

I fully understand my product and I now have a clear view of was EAP involves and how it is helpful to someone in need of therapy.I faced challenges in my project in getting all of my mentor hours.

I contacted several different Equine Specialist that didn’t return my calls.

Gathering information on EAP was difficult because there isn't a lot of scientific research on EAP.

I faced challenges in uploading my pictures to

my website.Slide11

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

Senior Project by

Naomi Israel