Leap Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy And Learning/Facilitator Training

Season's Greetings from The LEAP Team xx
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Our new EFL trainees, all in the tipi ready to start Module 1 of Equine Facilitated Learning Training with LEAP. Lovely sunny autumn day, perfect way to start their training journeys at BEAT-UK.

These lovely ladies, battled the elements through the final block of their training!! 40+ mph winds and rain. Final push now for your assignments and on to graduation!! Well done you brilliant lot xx

I loved this metaphor today in our “Safe Space” exercise. 8 learners squeezed into one small circle saying “The group can only stay together if we hold onto each other” Great work everyone!! Xxx

Now launching September 2019 in The Cotswolds, Certificate in Equine Facilitated Recovery for professionals working in the field of Addiction. Early bird discount of 5% for applications received prior to 4th January 2019. Please contact the office for more information. info@leapequine.com or 0776 0776 500

Adam Shereston is joining us to explore how to look after barefoot herd, maintainance of your horses feet between trims, track systems, paddock paradise and feeding to optimise foot function. Adam looks after the LEAP Midlands herd and travels around europe trimming horses. We're delighted he's agreed to share with the wider LEAP family the work he does.

Adam Shereston is joining us to explore how to look after barefoot herd, maintainance of your horses feet between trims, track systems, paddock paradise and feeding to optimise foot function. Adam looks after the LEAP Midlands herd and travels around europe trimming horses. We're delighted he's agreed to share with the wider LEAP family the work he does.

Adam Shereston is joining us to explore how to look after barefoot horses, how to maintain your horses feet between trims, track systems, paddock paradise and feeding to optimise foot function. Adam looks after the LEAP Midlands herd and travels aorund europe trimming horses. We're delighted he's agreed to share with the wider LEAP family the work he does.

Adam Shereston is joining us to explore how to look after barefoot horses, how to maintain your horses feet between trims, track systems, paddock paradise and feeding to optimise foot function. Adam looks after the LEAP Midlands herd and travels aorund europe trimming horses. We're delighted he's agreed to share with the wider LEAP family the work he does.

Had the most amazing experience recently on an info day, both as a potential practitioner in the making, and just for me as a person. It was profound, and the high impact, slow release is really starting to show me how it's affected me positively in a long term way. I wish I could express how grateful I am and what an experience I had. It was a fabulous day with lovely people and amazing horses/donkey. I'm looking forward to the 2018 dates for the practitioner training. Thank you, I know you know how powerful this is but I can never explain what that day did for me :-) X