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Take Back the Reins
Take Back the Reins!
"Take Back the Reins!" is an equine assisted psychotherapy program that is designed for children, teens, and adults who were victims or witnesses of abuse or neglect.
The course will focus on empowering clients to:
- break destructive behaviors and thought patterns,
- learn healthy life choices,
- develop self-respect and confidence
- develop and establish health boundaries
- develop healthy relationship skills
- and learn the difference between being assertive verses aggressive.
"Take Back the Reins" focuses on breaking unhealthy emotional thought/behavior patterns that victims of domestic violence develop to survive. Those same coping skills that were developed for survival (putting up walls, disassociating your "spirit" from your body, isolation, and other dysfunctional coping skills) are the same thoughts that can keep people on the cycle of abuse. Our program helps survivors confront unhealthy patterns in a safe and empowering environment, providing a turning point in their lives.
This program provides you with a safe and supportive environment to learn how to take back the reins, gain ownership, and establish positive control over your own life!
Thank you to the following benefactors that support "Take Back the Reins" through donations and grants:
Contact us at 540-719-2171 or info@UnbridledChange.org
for details on pricing and times.
To refer a client to a group of individual services, fill out and fax a
Client Referral Form.
Other services you might be looking for:
Therapy that is effective and gets to the core issues and behaviors quickly and cost effectively?
Learning/Educational programming for your organization, group home or residential facility that can help with clients that are resistant to traditional therapy or interventions and be effective in a short amount of time?
Unbridled Change also offers Leadership and training for your organization or staff to help develop a healthy team and encourage creative thinking and problem solving.
Therapy that is effective and gets to the core issues and behaviors quickly and cost effectively?
Learning/Educational programming for your organization, group home or residential facility that can help with clients that are resistant to traditional therapy or interventions and be effective in a short amount of time?
Unbridled Change also offers Leadership and training for your organization or staff to help develop a healthy team and encourage creative thinking and problem solving.
What model of Equine Assisted Learning 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 or learning specialist, and trained equines to provide quality out-patient mental health services.
For more information about EAGALA visit http://www.eagala.org/
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 or learning specialist, and trained equines to provide quality out-patient mental health services.
For more information about EAGALA visit http://www.eagala.org/
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email: info@unbridledchange.org
New Numbers as of March 2011 - Phone: 540-334-2171 Fax: 540-334-2173
