Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy and Learning

(With Horses!)

Dr. Bodden is a certified Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Learning (EAL) facilitator by the Equine-Assisted Growth and Learning Association (EAGALA).  In EAP and EAL, she works with another team member to develop activities for you to work through with the horses to help you learn about yourself and build skills in the process.  EAP and EAL are powerful as you learn from the experience with the horses rather than just through discussion or lecture as with other therapies and trainings.  There is a growing evidence-base for EAP and EAL for areas such as:

  • Group Dynamics
  • Effective Communication/Assertiveess
  • Self-Esteem
  • Identity Development
  • Relationship Building
  • Problem-Solving
  • Group Problem-Solving
  • Team-Building

Private or custom workshops are also offered with additional services available for  corporate workshops, team-building activities or retreats. Please contact us or Ms. Shanna Pandohie for more information or to schedule.

EAP and EAL Sessions are delivered at Cowboy Town Stables in Savannah, Grand Cayman with EAGALA-Certified Facilitator, Ms. Shanna Pandohie.

**All activities are done on the ground. No riding is involved.**

No horse or riding experience is necessary.

For more information on what EAP and EAL are, have a look at: What is EAP and EAL?

To learn more about the EAGALA Certification process: EAGALA Certification

A poster with the words mental health helpline.

Cayman Community Resource List

Government/Free Services in Cayman: Department of Counselling Services **Free Services to anyone in Cayman** Additional Government/Charitable …

Smiling woman with dark hair and earrings.

OnCourse now offers Speech Therapy! Welcome to Heather Mitchell!

OnCourse is excited to be expanding our services to now include Speech Therapy with Ms. Heather Mitchell.  Heather is a …

Man looking at broken down car.

Men’s Health – What is Your ‘Check Engine’ Light?

We are designed to make, fix, create, provide, compete and win.  Many of us treat winning as evidence of strength magnified …