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The Horse as a Therapist’s Assistant

The Horse as a Therapist’s Assistant

Philosophers and practitioners alike have recognised that humankind has had a long and enduring relationship with all things natural. Jung had suggested that our over-civilised selves could do with some […]

23rd March 20161st September 2017 Therapeutic Approaches1 Comment on The Horse as a Therapist’s Assistant

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