Harnessing the power of equine assisted counseling : adding animal assisted therapy to your practice /
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Imprint: | New York : Brunner-Routledge, c2012. |
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Description: | xxxi, 276 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8784884 |
Table of Contents:
- Trotter
- Part I. Equine Assisted Interventions in Mental Health
- Defining Equine Assisted Interventions
- Equine Assisted Interventions in Mental Health
- Animal Assisted Therapy
- Equine Assisted Counseling
- Theoretical Foundations of Equine Assisted Counseling
- Therapeutic Implications for Conducting Counseling Outdoors.
- Part II. Looking at Equine Assisted Counseling from the Horses' Perspective
- Part III. Techniques that Address Trauma
- Coleman, Reclaiming Boundaries through Equine Assisted Counseling DePrekel, Neznik, Equine Assisted Group Therapy: Treating Sexual Trauma
- Nussen, The Magic Room
- Faa-Thompson, "Safe Touch": Using Horses to Teach Sexually Abused Clients to Value Their Bodies and Themselves
- DePrekel, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy for the Treatment of Trauma
- Part IV. Techniques that Explore Anxiety and Depression
- Schneider, Healing through Horses - Equine Assisted Counseling: No Place to Hide
- Weston-Thompson, Therapeutic Trail Riding for Children and Adults with ADHD and Anxiety Disorders
- Eller, Exposed Anxiety with Equine Assisted Counseling
- Welsch, The Tellington Method ": A Technique for Equine Assisted Counseling
- Nicholas, Conflict Resolution: The Crosswalk
- Part V. Techniques that Speak to Atypical Behaviors
- Jeffers, Houser, Houser, Heart-to-Heart Rainbow: An Imagery Experience to Facilitate Relationship Development
- Faa-Thompson, You Gotta Crack a Few Eggs Edwards, Treatment of Autism and Attachment with Interpersonal Equine Therapy
- Part VI. Techniques that Focus on Social Skills and Communication
- Kane, Out of the Starting Gate: An Approach to Equine Assisted Activities
- Tinsley, Jedlicka, Equine Assisted Counseling with Deaf Families
- Eller, Social Skills and Communication Shaped by Equine Baseball
- Bond, Central Issues
- Trotter, Labeling: Using Equine Anatomy to Explore Labeling Stigma
- McKissock, Stanton, The Utilization of Mythical Themes to Elicit Socially Appropriate Behavior Skills
- Trotter, Horse n Rider
- Part VII. Techniques that Improve Self-esteem and Self-worth
- Westerman, Hargreaves, D. Westerman, Verge, Improvement of Self-efficacy and Social Skills through Participation in "Great and Small," a Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program
- Thompson, Using Equine Assisted Counseling with Psychotherapists in a Group Setting
- Louhi-Lehtiƶ, Easel ": Equine Assisted Social Emotional Learning
- Looman, Grounded Strategies that Improve Self-efficacy
- Bond, Soft Eyes
- Trotter, Saddle Up