New Horserizons presents

Equine Assisted Learning  program

At Kuruka Equestrian

What Do We Offer

Our life skills, leadership and communication programs are available in the following formats :

– single workshops of one hour

– personalised sessions to meet your needs (Team-building, office party, Birthday, girls’ night…)

(Saturday afternoons or Monday evenings – subject to changes)

Who is EAL for?

EAL is for anyone who can benefit from strengthening their interpersonal skills, building confidence and relating more effectively with others. Whether you want to develop different communication methods, better listening skills and better teamwork abilities or simply cope with every day life and communicating with your family, EAL might be right for you.

Why Horses?

What can you learn from a horse ? Horses will help you recognize opportunities for learning about yourself. Horses provide honest, instant feedback when we work with them. They don’t judge, they don’t over-think but they do challenge our behavior and leadership abilities.

About Us

Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) is an experiential approach to teaching life skills using horses. You will be put through a series of exercises with challenges to solve as a group (with people and a horse).

EAL is for anyone who can benefit from strengthening their interpersonal skills, building confidence and relating more effectively with others. Whether you want to develop different communication methods, better listening skills and better teamwork abilities or simply cope with everyday life and communicating with your family, EAL might be right for you.

From 8 years old onwards. There is no riding involved and you do not require any horse experience.

Experience You Can Trust

Maud Revel Equine Assisted Learning

Certified Facilitator – Level IV

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Maud started teaching French and English to military personnel of Base Borden in 2008 and has been managing a team of teachers since 2011. In the classroom, she has been exposed to some of the damages of operational stress injuries.
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Maud discovered EAL in 2015 and decided it was going to be the next step of her career. Knowing what horses have done for her over the years she now wishes to help others discover the wonderful mediators that horses can be
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Over the years, she has been a rider in France, a trail guide and riding school manager in Ireland, and a tour guide in the Haras national du Pin in Normandy. She holds a Galop© 7 from France and a Rider Level 8 in Canada. She is a certified Equine Assisted Learning facilitator

One Hoof At A Time

Research is being conducted. Wounded Wariors funds an Equine Assisted Learning program for military members with PTSD and the Horses and Humans Research Foundation has conducted research on  the Effects of Equine Assisted activities on PTSD Symptoms, Coping Self-Efficacy, Emotion Regulation, and Social Engagement in Military Veterans (in the US).

Client Reviews

★★★★★
I had so much fun tonight with the Georgian College Equestrian Club! Maud had us do some challenging yet extremely fun exercises that really had our minds engaged! We learned a lot about communication and more! Thank you Maud!!
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You provide a unique and amazing way of learning about ones self, about working together, communicating and how to see things in a different perspective; all while working with your beautiful horses! You have a caring, understanding and welcoming environment that is so vital in success in any sort of support! Thank you so much Maud! I look forward to another visit again soon!
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Alpha and I had such a great time at HorseRIZONS on the recent SaturDATE we attended. We learned more about communication that we can apply to our both our relationship as well as in our business! Thank you to Maud and the other trainers for making the experience so valuable and memorable, and thank you for making us so comfortable around those large horses!! I highly recommend HorseRIZONS for a special date with your partner or for any team building event!!