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Taught by Leigh Shambo,
MSW of Human-Equine Alliances for Learning

Recommended for: Professionals working with survivors of complex trauma Therapeutic riding instructors involved with EFP/L & EFMH EFP/L practitioners with an interest in research protocols Familiarity with EFP and with PTSD will be helpful.

What you will learn in this experiential workshop: Make use of the natural resonance that often occurs between horses and trauma survivors Work with horses to teach affective and somatic self-regulation, boundary & healthy ego strength Recognize intuitive gifts in trauma survivors and help them distinguish these from symptoms Exercises and methods in the HEAL Approach that are tailored for trauma recovery

 

Date:        19—21 September 2008                   (Friday through Sunday 9:30 – 6:00) Location:  LEAP Equestrian Therapy Centre,                      Rodley Rd., Westbury on Severn, GL14 1RE Cost:        £495 / person, £475 each for 2 or more; (lunch is provided) Contact:   Sam Quinlan,                   07766910063, forward@leap-etc.co.uk For more information visit Leigh's Website:   www.humanequinealliance.org

Leigh Shambo, MSW is a clinical therapist and educator whose first career was horse training. Leigh is widely recognized for her articulation of the horse-human bond and its application in therapeutic and learning programs for a variety of ages and diagnostic groups, and for her research on the effectiveness of EFP for survivors of trauma.  She is the founder and lead therapist for Human-Equine Alliances for Learning .  Leigh is an Epona Advanced  Facilitator, and also maintains membership in EAGALA and EFMHA and in professional Social Work organizations.  Assistant facilitator Angela Dunning is an EFL practitioner in Shropshire, England whose background includes working with refugees and asylum-seekers including trauma survivors.  To learn about Angela visit Equine Reflections.