The Horse Leads the Way: Honoring the True Role of the Horse in Equine Facilitated Practice

by Angela Dunning, Linda Kohanov (Foreword)

The Horse Leads the Way undertakes a timely review of the rapidly growing profession of Equine Facilitated Practice. Part handbook, part personal story, the author blends embodied, grounded techniques and compassionate insights to gently guide this method back to its greatest the horses themselves.

Genres: Horses

244 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2017

About the author

Angela Dunning was born in Shrewsbury, Shropshire and grew up in the nearby town of Telford. A lifelong lover of animals, nature and most especially, horses, she has a deeply intuitive understanding of and connection to animals and all of the natural world. Angela is a writer, a community worker, a natural horsewoman, a passionate seeker of the Feminine, and a consummate holder of space which allows people to gently grow. She has worked for many years both with horses and people in a variety of capacities and environments. More recently she has been actively involved in the newly evolving world of horses helping people to learn and heal through delivering her equine facilitated learning practice. With 17 years' experience in the EFL field, she has outlined her sensitive approach to partnering with horses, in which she demonstrates how the professionals can best support their clients AND equine partners, in her book: 'The Horse Leads The Way: Honoring the True Role of the Horse in Equine Facilitated Practice'. Angela lives in the quirky town of Bishop's Castle in Shropshire, England, where she works both locally and elsewhere on invitation, as well as online with people globally.

Reviews

[Margaret Burns Vap · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am currently enrolled in an equine coaching program, and I really like this author's approach to the field.

[Sue Campbell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting read

[Kim Hallin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is a must-read for heart-centered equine assisted practitioners!