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Rebecca J. Hubbard MS, LMFT
Aug 3, 2019
More, More, More
I wanted his experience at our office to be a pleasant experience and not a frightening one. I decided to take him to feed some of our horse
Rebecca J. Hubbard, LMFT
Jun 27, 2019
The Team Approach of TF-EAP and How It Benefits You
Since equine professionals and mental health professionals must go through a process of accreditation to be TF-EAP providers, they speak the
Rebecca J. Hubbard MS, LMFT
Dec 6, 2018
What Whiskers and Emotions Have in Common
Emotions are as important to humans as whiskers are on the nose of a horse or a cat. Well, that’s not too important you say since folks...
Rebecca J. Hubbard MS, LMFT
Oct 25, 2018
Difference Between Getting Better and Feeling Better
When we are trying to change deeply embedded behaviors, it is hard work. While we are doing the work, we can feel bad and be making great st
Rebecca J. Hubbard MS, LMFT
Sep 20, 2018
The Dangers Of Horses As Tools
I threw on saddles and cinched up girths without second thoughts. If my horse was cinchy, I put my knee in his belly. I tied down their head
Reccia Jobe
Aug 25, 2018
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy as a Last Resort Treatment
However, building a healthy relationship with a horse can seem much less emotionally threatening, allowing the brain to explore and create n
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