COLLABORATIVE AND TRANSFORMATIVE EQUINE-ASSISTED THERAPY AND OFFICE-BASED COUNSELLING
WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO DUNEDIN AND OAMARU, NZ
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Sybill is a registered mental health professional and Eagala trained, with years of therapeutic and equine experience.
Equine-Assisted experiences and office-based counselling. The Equine-Assisted experiences are 100% on the ground, there is no horse riding involved and no need to have any previous involvement or knowledge of horses.
Eagala Equine-Assisted Therapy- The Eagala Model is a distinctive experiential framework designed to allow clients the latitude to discover, learn, and grow from the horse-human relationship.
Eagala Equine-Assisted Learning- can be designed for one-off session for individuals or groups who wish to focus on a specific agenda/ goal such as team-building- ideal for corporate work, sports groups etc.
Office-based Counselling- Office is based in Dunedin for 1:1 counselling.
HOW WE CAN HELP
HOW WE CAN HELP
Mental Health
Mental Health
Trauma
Abuse
Depression
Anxiety
PTSD
Stress
Addictions
Eating disorders
and other behavioural concerns.
Education and Business
Education and Business
Mentoring business groups
Leadership
Schools
and other growth and learning needs.
Get in touch if you have an existing ACC Sensitive claim.
You might be eligible for funded Equine-Assisted Therapy.
WHERE IS VANORA BASED?
WHERE IS VANORA BASED?
Vanora is located in Waikouaiti, 35 minutes north of Dunedin.
The sessions are situated in the countryside, amongst farmland and surrounded by pockets of native bush which attracts the native birds.
"I had the opportunity to go out and spend some time with the herd. To say it was therapeutic is an understatement. It was profound, confronting yet gentle experience of meeting yourself. I had a moment with a small black horse that was unforgettable and that no counselling session could ever offer me. Thank you so much for the healing that was given to me. I highly recommend this experience to anyone wanting to spend some time finding themselves in a unique, non judgmental way"
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