Equinelibreum

Equinelibreum Gently guided Equine Assisted Learning promoting health and wellbeing.

Sometimes I get asked what we learn in Equine Assisted Learning. There is so much! Here is just a snippet of the richnes...
25/06/2026

Sometimes I get asked what we learn in Equine Assisted Learning. There is so much! Here is just a snippet of the richness of our experiences together.

23/06/2026

In my work with clients I ask them a lot what they’re noticing in their environment. What draws your attention, what brings you a sense of peace or joy? We aim to be “a bit more horse” and tune into the moment and our bodies. This reminds me to look up and take the beauty of my surroundings in with all my senses and a friend’s saying pops up in my thoughts: “I love my life”. ♥️🙏🏼 Sandra

20/06/2026

7 more sleeps 🫣😍

There is meeting the horses on the field, feeding them nutritious treats, yoga on horses, leading them to the grass, fam...
19/06/2026

There is meeting the horses on the field, feeding them nutritious treats, yoga on horses, leading them to the grass, family experiences, personal development, … I adjust our sessions to your needs and wishes (always considering the wellbeing of the horses and yours, too).

17/06/2026

Meeting the horses when they’re free to roam, free to choose and communicate their awareness of us freely is potent. When we watch for their signals and listen to our bodies we can learn things about our energy, stress levels, expectation, attachment, love language, and so much more… the horses know how we are before we say anything, because we say it all with our body language anyway, our heartbeat and whole constitution gives us away. Horses don’t judge but they respond authentically, if they have choice. We can reflect on that and learn. Maybe we want to try another way, maybe we learn that we brought something to the horses that belongs to us and we might be ready to experience what it would be like to meet someone once we put that aside. I’ve learned a lot from and with horses and keep doing so. Come share these insights with me, I’d love to facilitate this space for you ♥️

About informed choices “How do you want to live?” My way of being with horses (and animals) has changed a lot in the las...
16/06/2026

About informed choices “How do you want to live?”
My way of being with horses (and animals) has changed a lot in the last 2 years. My way of being with people has changed a lot, and my way of being with myself, too.
In my studies with the Equine and Animal Assisted Psychotherapy Institute, I’ve learned about human psychology, trauma informed practice, about animal welfare, ethics and so so much about myself. This was a big part of the practice - every day: notice how you are, where your nervous system is at, how your body is feeling and where your thoughts are going. Notice your triggers and sit with your feelings. Take advantage of therapy sessions, write down what has been challenging and bring it up in a supportive environment.
This has changed me and my way of relating with horses, people, myself, my dog.
I grew up learning to chase better, work harder, always improve, barely ever rest. I learned you get rewarded for good results and punished for a lack of effort or poor outcomes. This has been causing me so much stress, anxiety, depression, addictions. I’ve been passing it on in my relationships with my partner, students, pets, my son, friends, … It’s brought up a lot of grief and frustration.
Through practicing my new skills and knowledge every day, I’m now more aware of these inner workings and able to notice when those beliefs and feelings come up. Then I can make informed decisions. I have claimed my life back and live more intentionally. This gives me energy, joy, peace …
The outcome ripples out into my network of people and animals. They can feel at peace with me, they can feel safe to be who they are and express their needs authentically and so can I.

When you know someone's is enjoying their experience. :) Let's notice this emotion and keep it in our memory bank
15/06/2026

When you know someone's is enjoying their experience. :) Let's notice this emotion and keep it in our memory bank

Principle 7: Personal Work and Professional GrowthAs a practitioner of Equine Assisted Learning, I am committed to my pe...
03/06/2026

Principle 7: Personal Work and Professional Growth
As a practitioner of Equine Assisted Learning, I am committed to my personal growth as the foundation for an ethical and professional practice. I've undergone deep personal work in my training and I am committed to ongoing personal therapy to keep my work safe and effective for my clients, and to ensure congruence of this work.

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Gordon Road
Hamilton Hill, WA
6163

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 6am - 6pm
Saturday 6am - 12pm

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+61438807424

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