Leader of the Herd - Managing the Storm - IN PERSON (08/29/2025)

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Includes a Live In-Person Event on 08/29/2025 at 9:00 AM (MDT)

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EQUINE-ASSISTED PARENTING PRACTICE LAB

This 4-hour workshop focuses on helping foster and kinship caregivers recognize and manage their own emotional triggers. Using equine-assisted activities, participants will practice tools for staying calm and centered when faced with challenging behaviors or emotionally intense situations; skills they can directly apply to caregiving. The workshop includes a light lunch. There is no riding involved and no previous equine experience is necessary.

Groundwork Ranch
10433 Dillon Rd
Broomfield, CO | 80020

As prey animals, horses are a lot like children who have experienced trauma; their survival depends on heightened awareness and knowing who to trust. That’s why working with horses offers a great opportunity for practicing parenting skills that are critical to developing a sense of safety and creating a healthy, healing home environment for children who have survived trauma. Caregivers learn and practice essential skills for managing challenging, trauma-based behaviors. These 4 hour workshops are changing the way caregivers are parenting.

Feedback from previous participants: "My day with a rescued mustang taught me more about myself and my kids than I ever expected. By learning to read his non-verbal communication,I was able to know what made him scared and what made him feel safe.” 

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Leader of the Herd - Managing the Storm: Self-Regulation and Emotional Resilience
08/29/2025 at 9:00 AM (MDT)   |  4 hours  |  Attendance Required
08/29/2025 at 9:00 AM (MDT)   |  4 hours  |  Attendance Required EQUINE-ASSISTED PARENTING PRACTICE LAB This 4-hour workshop focuses on helping foster and kinship caregivers recognize and manage their own emotional triggers. Using equine-assisted activities, participants will practice tools for staying calm and centered when faced with challenging behaviors or emotionally intense situations; skills they can directly apply to caregiving. The workshop includes a light lunch. There is no riding involved and no previous equine experience is necessary. Groundwork Ranch 10433 Dillon Rd Broomfield, CO | 80020 As prey animals, horses are a lot like children who have experienced trauma; their survival depends on heightened awareness and knowing who to trust. That’s why working with horses offers a great opportunity for practicing parenting skills that are critical to developing a sense of safety and creating a healthy, healing home environment for children who have survived trauma. Caregivers learn and practice essential skills for managing challenging, trauma-based behaviors. These 4 hour workshops are changing the way caregivers are parenting. Feedback from previous participants: "My day with a rescued mustang taught me more about myself and my kids than I ever expected. By learning to read his non-verbal communication,I was able to know what made him scared and what made him feel safe.”
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