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Equine-Assisted Social Work:
It's Nature Based...
And Place and Space Matter
Social Work Practice begins with connection. Connection must be felt and experienced. Connection is best when it is authentic. Paying attention to place and space must be considered for authentic connections to be made. Learning about Equine-Assisted Social Work (EASW) facilitates baseline connection skills in nature, which in turn can be applied to working with people.
The Center for Equine and Nature Assisted Social Work @Pony Power
CONTACT US
c/o Pony Power
@ 1170 Ramapo Valley Rd
Mahwah, NJ 07430
Email: info@equineassistedsocialwork.org
Tel: 201-410-6986
Opening Hours:
Sunday-Thursday
By Appointment Only
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© 2023 by Dana Spett, DSW-Equine-Assisted Social Work.