Equitaition Science: Using evidence to empower equine therapists

Lisa Ashton

Equitaition Science: Using evidence to empower equine therapists

Equine Department

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Abstract

Understanding what motivates behavoiur and how horses learn offers equine therapists a horse handling 'tool kit' brimming with choices. Through the lens of equitation science (the only evidence based approach to horse training) therapists have a 'roadmap' explaining unwanted behaviours, whilst understanding what you do, works.

Original language	English
Pages	39-42
Number of pages	4
No.	29
Specialist publication	Animal Therapy Magazine
Publisher	Animal Therapy Media Ltd
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2023

Keywords

Equitation Science
How Horses Learn

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