Program Details

TRANSFORMATIVE EQUINE AND EXPERIENTIAL THERAPIES THAT CREATE LIGHT BULB MOMENTS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Welcome to EquiShui!

At EquiShui, we are creating a culture of connection by bringing people to an environment that heals, nurtures and supports renewal and connection.

We provide Equine-assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine-assisted learning (EAL) and other experiential learning programs that provide a unique, creative, and fun learning environment for developing life skills like team-building, resilience, self-care and confidence. Horses have been proven to be uniquely successful for psychotherapy, as they respond to and mirror human behavior. By fostering a special connection with our horses, we teach the importance of trust, awareness, and patience.

Explore our programs and services below.

OUR PROGRAMS IN A NUTSHELL

CHILDREN & TEENS

At- risk youth

Our children's program is an experiential, social, emotional and ethical learning program geared towards at-risk children and teens from or around NYC .

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VETERANS

Service Men and Women

Our veteran's program is a trauma-informed equine-assisted psychotherapy (EAP) program developed to serve the needs of veterans who have struggled with issues around transition from military life to civilian life.

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HEAL THE HEALER

Helping professionals

The EquiShui heal the healer program takes helping professionals on an inner and outer journey of renewal toward reconnecting to their vocation and those they serve.

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MEDITATION

Equine-Assisted Meditation

Our meditation programs are designed to help individuals reconnect to all aspects of themselves and promote connection to community. Our signature Equine-Assisted Meditation promises a unique meditation experience.

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OUR SERVICES

In addition to the programs above, we can also custom create a program for you when you select from our list of services.

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There is no riding involved with equine-assisted psychotherapy and activities. Rather, the focus is on presence, attention, connection, mindfulness, boundaries, social cues, and more.