Rocky Mountain Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

Rocky Mountain Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is directed by Carina Kellenberger and Dana Schultz, both Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Certified Animal Assisted Social Workers. They bring a lifetime of experience working with horses to their unique therapeutic approach.Therapeutic Approach: Their method integrates: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Relational Therapy Natural Lifemanship\'s Trauma Focused Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (TF-EAP) The focus is on developing adaptive coping and self-regulation skills, essential for building and maintaining healthy relationships. They work with individuals who have experienced: Trauma Grief Loss Divorce Abuse Neglect Other challenging life events contributing to maladaptive behaviors Commitment to Clients: Strength-Based, Client-Centered Approach: They emphasize a collaborative relationship with clients, promoting well-being and self-determination. Evidence-Based Practices: Utilizing frameworks of Relational Therapy and CBT techniques within Experiential Therapy. Affordable Services: Providing therapeutic services at reasonable costs to enhance accessibility. Inclusive and Respectful Environment: Creating a safe space that honors diverse cultures and backgrounds. Goals: Assist clients in identifying and achieving their goals. Maintain positive partnerships with clients and horses. Ensure the physical and emotional safety of clients while upholding their rights to confidentiality. Conclusion: Rocky Mountain Equine Assisted Psychotherapy offers a compassionate and innovative approach to healing through the bond between clients and horses. If you or someone you know is interested in exploring this form of therapy, please contact them directly for more information.