3 episodes
Inside The Arena (The Official Eagala Podcast) Danny Ellison
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- Health & Fitness
Welcome to 'Inside the Arena,' the essential podcast for Eagala specialists and enthusiasts looking to deepen their engagement with the community and enhance their professional practices. This podcast brings you into the heart of Eagala's transformative work, featuring in-depth discussions, expert insights, and real-world stories from the field. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, join us as we explore the innovative approaches and collaborative spirit that define Eagala. Tune in to connect, learn, and grow with fellow specialists from around the globe.
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A Conversation with Your Hosts
Get to know your host and co-host better through this episode. Danny Ellison and Katherine Owen share a little about themselves and discuss the benefits to affiliating with Eagala, along with some personal reflections on what the model means to each of them personally.
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Eagala: In Theory and Practice
Today's episode features interviews with Eagala trainers Randy and Patti Mandrell and practitioner Steve Eller. We will be discussing Eagala in the university classroom and how the model is being used to prepare students for a career path that includes EAP. You will also hear from our guests about their personal experience with Eagala and how it has been a consistent component of their daily practice for many years.
For more information about Randy and Patti's facility in Lubbock, Texas, please visit www.refugeservices.org.
You can learn more about how to become involved in Eagala by visiting www.eagala.org. -
Episode 1: Why Eagala?
Trainers Tracie Holroyd and Mary Ann Brewer, along with Eagala Interim CEO Katherine Owen, join us today to discuss their "Why?" regarding using the Eagala model of Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy in their work with clients. We will discuss some of the fundamentals of a good Eagala therapeutic team. We will also share about our non-human therapeutic partners, the horses!
Please visit www.eagala.org for more information.