Kingswood's Equestrian Program incorporates the use of Equine Behavior Interaction as a way for children to improve communication skills, gain
self-esteem, and trust in their interactions. Kingswood has obtained two retired Appaloosa show horses for our children to learn grooming skills, groundwork knowledge and horsemanship education.
self-esteem, and trust in their interactions. Kingswood has obtained two retired Appaloosa show horses for our children to learn grooming skills, groundwork knowledge and horsemanship education.
Our interactions utilizes the “Join-Up” technique in which communication and trust
are made between the child and the animal through body language, movement,
and various signals. Each child will be instructed in safety, awareness, and
animal husbandry procedures. The goal is to help children learn how to
communicate their intentions through touch and a soothing verbal manner
while forming a bond and gaining control.
are made between the child and the animal through body language, movement,
and various signals. Each child will be instructed in safety, awareness, and
animal husbandry procedures. The goal is to help children learn how to
communicate their intentions through touch and a soothing verbal manner
while forming a bond and gaining control.
