I have been working with Young People and Adults as an Outdoor guide for over 20 years. During this time, I worked as a Youth Worker and as a Bush Adventure Therapy Practitioner with Young People.

In 2019, I encountered Groundwork Therapy and experienced a transformative moment in both my life and career during an introductory workshop led by its founder, Kylie Peters. Kylie is a psychologist, family therapist, trainer, and equine therapist.

This experience sparked a gradual journey into exploring Equine Facilitated Learning, culminating in my certification as a Practitioner in 2021.

Since that time I have been Practicing Equine Facilitated Awareness with group workshops and one on one sessions. I’ve taken the experience of working with groups of people and integrated it into my Equine Facilitated Awareness practice. I believes that working with Horses as co-facilitators builds trust and relational awareness in a unique and safe way.

Greg Watson | Practitioner

“Horses reflect our inner experiences. Both the horse and facilitators guide the pace of the session, ensuring a safe and supportive environment. Equine-Facilitated Awareness is a truly inclusive and invitational process for everyone involved— the participant, the facilitator, and the horse.”

Healing with horses

What is Equine Facilitated Awareness?

Horses reflect our inner experiences, both the horses and facilitators guide the pace of the session, ensuring a safe and supportive environment. Equine-Facilitated Awareness is a truly inclusive and invitational process for everyone involved—the participant, the facilitator, and the horse.

Benefits:

• Enhances Emotional Awareness

• Improves Confidence and Self-Esteem

• Encourages Communication and Trust

• Develops Problem-Solving Skills

• Reduces Stress and Anxiety