Life Skills takes the Lead on Learning Lifelong Guidelines through Equine Assisted Therapy.

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Life Skills takes the Lead on Learning Lifelong Guidelines through Equine Assisted Therapy

 Organization

 Active Listening Visual SupportsIdentification

 Daily tasks and job skills

 Sensory Experiences WonderExcitement

 Patience Learning through Doing Freedom to explore

 Curiosity Becoming familiarSensory Learning

 Taking Initiative Mixing foodFeeding horses

 Becoming Responsible Brushing the horsesCleaning the stalls

 Pride Doing a good job Understanding expectations

 Promoting Self- realization IndependenceExploration

 Self-Confidence Becoming independent at job tasks Trying new things

 Personal Best Working hard at the job given Attempting new tasks

 Integrity Doing what is askedDoing what is right

 Sense of Humor Having funEnjoying the moments

 Perseverance Trying new thingsOvercoming fears

 Cooperation Doing what is askedWorking together

 Flexibility Attempting all tasksTrying new activities

 No Put-Downs Positive learning Encouraging environment

 Resourcefulness Responding to challenges Taking risks

 Caring Feeling loved Showing concern and love

 Problem-solving Creating solutions to new problems Attempting new ways of doing things

 Self-Advocacy Being aware of personal strengths Celebrating success

 Trustworthiness Trust and confidenceTaking a leap of faith

 Engagment Active participationEnjoyment

 Independence Taking control of selfIndependent learning

 Courage Trying new things and becoming successful Believing in self

 Friendship Working togetherBeing encouraging

 Trust and Respect Respecting self and othersTrusting in self and others

 Freedom Freedom to exploreFreedom to be yourself

 Generalizing Skills Taking what's learned in the classroom… Applying it into other environments

 Progress Progress in sequencing Progress in understanding

 Helpfulness Cleaning and organizing Feeding and caring for the horses

 And by the end… Total independence and self-respect Self-confidence, pride and self-advocacy

 We are successful. We are perfectly made in our own right. We are individuals. We are blessed. We are loved. We are important. We are respected. We are beautiful. WE HAVE A VOICE.