Looking for a fresh approach to dealing with unhealthy behaviors?
Traditional therapy not working?


Unbridled Change can help! 

Our services focus on empowering clients to discover new tools and skills which can help in living a happier, healthier, and more meaningful life.

Read more to learn about our individual, group, and family services utilizing Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Equine Assisted Learning (EAL).

Are you looking for:

Therapy that is effective and gets to the core issues and behaviors quickly and cost effectively?

Learning/Educational programming for your schools, after-school organizations, group home or residential facility that can help with clients that are resistant to traditional learning interventions and be effective in a short amount of time?

Leadership, Team Discovery/Building, and Continuing Educational requirements  for your organization or staff to help develop a stronger more successful team and encourage creative thinking and problem solving?

How the Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Learning (EAL) process work...

• EAP/EAL provides an empowering environment for clients to change destructive behaviors 
• EAP/EAL are not an office-based therapy.  The clients participate in on-the-ground activities  with the horses and they process what happened, their thoughts, behaviors, and patterns
• Clients try our new behaviors and approaches with instant feedback and support

Why Horses...

• Horses require work - in an age of immediate gratification working with a horse requires the client to build a relationship and try different approaches
• Working with horses requires personal responsibility and communication
• Horses mirror back a clients behaviors and attitudes for the client to see

How EAP/EAL works for clients...

• Clients quickly identify problem or unhealthy behavior patterns
• Clients are in the moment and can "feel, touch, and see" how their behavior or patterns affect their lives
• Clients learn how to change unhealthy or unproductive behavior patterns

“Clients can learn the basics of respect, problem-ownership, and maintaining healthy relationships through their interaction with horses” Lynn Thomas, EAGALA Co-Founder

 

What model of EAP therapy do we use:

Unbridled Change utilities the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association's (EAGALA) model for our EAP/EAL services. EAGALA is an international organization with thousands of members worldwide. EAGALA has the highest level of set standards and ethics. EAGALA also offer multiple levels of certification in the EAP/EAL facilitation. 

Our therapy team is made up of an EAGALA certified equine specialist, licensed mental health professional, and trained equines to provide quality out-patient mental health services. 

For more information about EAGALA visit www.eagala.org