EquiSense

When working with vulnerable children and adults it is crucial to be able to demonstrate the highest standards in safeguarding, education and qualifications, experience, equine welfare and health and safety. We are delighted to have been accepted as a member organisation of the Equine Assisted Services partnership recognising the highest standards of practice in Equine Assisted Services.

Two of our clients brimming with pride, demonstrating their expertise to their little cousin. The holistic and systemic approach is core to our work with our clients here at EquiSense.

Socialisation and regular turnout are essential for equine welfare, promoting natural behaviours, physical health, mental wellbeing, confidence, emotional regulation, reduced stress, healthy movement, and positive interactions with horses and people.

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What every parent accessing Equine Assisted Services needs to know.

This weekend in The Irish Field, Editor of Horse Sense, Helen Sharp has compiled a checklist that every parent can use if they are introducing their child or vulnerable person to new equestrian activities