Equine Assisted Activities (EAA) refers to services provided by a non-licensed professional that utilizes the inherent therapeutic benefits of being around horses to enhance non-clinical activities.

They offer a powerful and effective approach to enhance communication, trust, positive assertiveness and wellness, while also building social skills, self-confidence and self-esteem.

Your horse human partnership is the focus of EAA activities. In order to develop a successful partnership with a horse, you must develop and apply a range of skills, including non-verbal communication, assertiveness, creative thinking, problem-solving, leadership, taking responsibility, teamwork, confidence, and attitude. These skills have far reaching applications linked to increased success and personal well-being.

Participants at Camp Liberty engage in horse-centered activities that provide immediate feedback and reflection of their individual feelings and behaviors, leading to new personal insights and understanding that promote healthy behaviors and a positive lifestyle.

Mutually respectful activities between you and the horse may include observation, handling, grooming, round pen work and general horse care.