Adeption’s Post

We're very excited to have been asked to join Jamie from Adeption on his Global Chats webinar next Wednesday 20th November. See below for details to join us if you're free, love to have you there!! #LeadershipDevelopment #ProfessionalGrowth #ExperientialLearning #Behaviourchange #HighPerformingTeams

Some of the most profound insights come to us in that space of silence. The non-verbal language of the horse can take us there almost immediately at times. They truly teach us to listen. Have you ever had a desire to work with horses? Do you love supporting others? Come join us for our next Equine Assisted Coaching certification course! It begins August 7, 2024. https://lnkd.in/guKKwDxv #horsesheal #equineassistedcoaching #equineassistedlearning #horsesheal

Horses reflect our emotions, guiding us to regulate them with grace and understanding. What are they mirroring for you today? Curious to learn more about horses and the benefits of working with them? We share our passion of working with horses by teaching others through our Equine Assisted Coaching Certification Course. Contact us at: https://lnkd.in/gpYiw2u2 #EmotionalIntelligence #EquineReflection #TheFreedomWay #TheFreedomWayCoaching #EquineAssistedCoaching

Why is emotional resonance an essential and invaluable part of Equine Assisted Coaching? Understanding Emotional Resonance Emotional resonance is the ability to feel, understand, and connect with the emotions of another being. It involves not just recognizing feelings but also experiencing them on a deep and empathetic level. In the context of equine assisted coaching, emotional resonance plays a pivotal role in the relationship between clients and horses. You can learn more about emotional resonance in Equine Assisted Coaching in the following article: https://lnkd.in/drWS2Knh... #EmotionalResonance #HorsesHeal #FreedomWayEquineCoaching #EquineAssistedCoaching #EquineAssistedTherapy #EquineAssistedLearning

Interested in learning more about the benefits of Equine Assisted Coaching? Watch the video below, or message me. #EquineAssistedCoaching#TheFreedomWay

Yesterday I got to hug a horse (a real one, not the one in the photo AKA my dad circa 1978) and it made my day. And helped me discover the overlap between the learning potentials of equine assisted learning and applied improv. I accompanied a friend and his daughter to the Little Oasis Equine Therapy centre in Casino, BC. As we walked alongside Kip, the horse taking Mika on her weekly ride, the owner started explaining how they use equine work with at risk groups, corporate teams and couples on date nights. Their focus on how you approach the horse, communicate with the horse, ask the horse, thank the horse and, more than anything, your intention towards the horse was fascinating and familiar. As we chatted we found the crossover in our methods of helping teams be more creative, listen to each other, collaborate and overcome their fears. We noted the lightbulb moments that both a horse and an improv exercise can provide. Often the same lightbulb moment as it turns out. And at the end Kip let me hug him and give him chin scratches. And then followed after me and nudged me for more when I moved away. What could I do but say yes, and give him some more! If you want to help your team connect, collaborate and communicate more effectively check either of us out https://lnkd.in/gTVhKXWs https://lnkd.in/gimztWXG #appliedimprovisation #equineassistedlearning #teambuilding #connection #collaboration #communication

One of the things I love that often happens during an Equine Assisted coaching session, is when a person gains clarity, and the confidence to take action on something they've been wanting to do. If you have ever wanted to learn how to work with others while partnering with horses, this is the perfect time for you to take action! Our next course begins August 7, 2024 https://lnkd.in/gpYiw2u2

What are the traits of a successful Equine Assisted Coach? Here's one with a link to an article highlighting several more.

I often get asked, "why horses?" Feedback from a recent equine experiential team building workshops says it better than I can.... "Thinking about the way the horses were interacting with each other put me in a more empathetic frame of mind. Watching their relationships from the outside made me respect some horses while feeling bad for others, and having the horses to focus on to get to that place versus my personal biases about our workplace dynamics helped me be more open minded toward the experiences of my co-workers." Interested in learning more about what a day with the horse can do for your team? My inbox is open. PC: One Heart Stables at Christian Children's Home of Ohio #equineexperientialteam #leadershipisactionnottitle #equinecoach #equinecoaching #leadershipcoach #teambuilding

What is Sentience? Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, and experience subjectively. At The Freedom Way®, we deeply believe that horses are sentient beings, possessing emotions, awareness, and the ability to form meaningful connections with humans. This belief is revolutionizing the equine assisted coaching industry by acknowledging and respecting the horse as an active, empathetic participant in the coaching process. By recognizing their sentience, we foster a more authentic, impactful, and respectful partnership between coach, client, and horse. In our Equine Assisted Coach Training Program, this emphasis on horse sentience is paramount. We teach our coaches to honor and understand the horse's emotions and signals, creating a richer and more effective coaching experience for everyone involved. Discover the profound impact of working with sentient equine partners as an Equine Assisted Coach. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gj4MrFHX #EquineAssistedCoaching #HorseSentience #FreedomWayEquineCoaching #EquineFacilitatedLearning #EquineAssistedTherapy #CoachTraining #CoachingWithHorses