Transformative Training for Real-World Challenges
Build resilience, master de-escalation, and unlock the power of equine-assisted experiential learning to thrive in any environment.
Who befits from this training?
Experience self-control environmental awareness and resilience for appropriate use of forces
Horses help fireman decompress from cumulative trauma and high-adrenaline shifts by encouraging mindfulness and emotional regulation.
Horses respond to body language and energy, not commands. This is essential in environments where verbal escalation can be dangerous.
Horses reinforces the importance of clear, confident communication—essential when guiding first responders or distressed callers. d
Role playing and scenario training with horses prepares all first responders for the chronic stress they experience that is part of the job. This training reduces stress because they can find first gear again. There is less burnout and community complaints when officers are better prepared mentally when things are not going as planned.
To schedule a class in your area Call (316) 641-4403 or email ealtcdm@yahoo.com
Classes can be available in your area through the mounted unit facility. Horses are at liberty through the entire class so this does not interfere with any of the horses' training. Some of the money from the class goes to the mounted unit for the use of the facility and the horses.
Horses mirror what we are thinking and feeling. Often we do not realize what is being projected when we are frustrated or thinking of personal safety. Horses are a powerful way to develop psychological resilience, emotional regulation, and leadership under pressure.
Equine assisted learning blends with high-stakes decision-making. Horses offer a unique, experiential way to sharpen the mind and body. This reduces post traumatic stress and health issues that plague first responders. Horses let us see our anxiety.
Using horses in tactical training offers a unique blend of physical, psychological, and strategic benefits that modern tools alone can’t replicate. Horses are a
breathing feedback loop into tactical training—one that challenges not just your body, but your mindset and leadership style.