The New Story Blog

Monthly inspiration and tips to support your recovery.

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Take a peek behind the scenes of Equine Assisted Learning

Get the opportunity to work with horses and build confidence! Working with an animal is so different from human to human healing work. Why Horses? Horses are tough and steadfast dance partners. Horses consistently react to stimulus provided by participants. One of the joys associated with working around horses is that they don’t judge, but they constantly assess. Their feedback is honest and instant. Learning to listen to what horses have to say is powerful and can sometimes spur the answer to individual change.

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What’s your Story?

We can all probably remember a time when we’ve gotten super inspired by what someone else has accomplished or experienced. This is totally true for recovery as well. When we can lean into the knowledge that someone else has gone through the same battle that we’re facing, we don’t feel so alone.

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Buckle into the Driver’s Seat

Taking the wheel and learning to drive is a process. There is that incredible day when you hop in the driver’s seat and venture off on your first big road trip. But before that, there’s tons of skills to master. You’ve got to know what all the traffic signals and road signs mean.

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Being STUCK sucks

Feeling “stuck” is the number one thing I talk about with our clients; people just like you who are feeling bogged down by bad habits they can’t shake, and daily struggles that block them from living a fulfilling life. When you’re dealing with this stuff, especially long-term, it’s easy to spiral down into the grips of frustration and hopelessness.

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