Military service and training, which is some of the finest in the world, has given veterans an unparalleled team and leadership experience and expectations for training. This article discusses the need to recognize the experience and expectations as well as the impact of mental, emotional and physical disabilities when working with veterans using Equine Assisted Services (EAS).
Operation Centaur Strides magazine – Winter 2016
The back of a horse and seat of a carriage may not always be the best learning platform for teaching and learning reinsmanship. This article discusses using a Rein Board for both riding and driving to develop soft hands and includes a materials list and directions for making a Rein Board.
Using a Rein Board for Teaching Soft Hands Strides magazine – Fall 2017
Equine Assisted Services (EAS) also includes therapeutic carriage and cart driving. The intent of this article is to take the mystery out of driving certification, beginning with the prerequisites, through the application process, and what the candidate can expect during the Driving Workshop and Certification. It covers what it takes to become a Certified PATH Intl. Therapeutic Driving Instructor.
Pursuing Driving Certification Strides magazine – Winter 2023
