Programs at One Arrow Equestrian Centre

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• Respect
• Responsibility
• Relationship Skills
• Boundaries
• Empathy

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“Empower Me” Programs for Youth & Adults

 “Empower Me” Programs:

Hold Your Horses:

• ♥  16 or 30 week life and social skills group program ages 8 to adult
• ♥  Primarily a prevention program that provides social skills development to youth in the educational system or other education or therapeutic organizations
• ♥  Youth work together in teams with a horse to navigate through specifically designed exercises that:

1. Develop communication and self-reflection skills;
2. Build trust, respect, and compassion for one another;
3. Gain problem solving, negotiation and plan development skills;
4. Increase accountability and personal responsibility;
5. Modify negative behaviors, and;
6. Confidently develop team building and leadership skills.

Marvelous Minis/Majestic Mustangs:

•  ⇒  A proven program developed by Strides to Success that is being utilized by many schools in the US
• ⇒  Creates a stimulating learning environment for children that are at risk of failing in the traditional classroom
• ⇒  Many children become disengaged learners because they lack the skills to process life events and become frustrated and fall behind in school or display negative behavior
• ⇒  Teaching positive life skills, strength-based developmental assets, combined with academics
• ⇒  Students gain the life skills that help them stay out of trouble, stay in school, and become successful productive students.
•  ⇒  Marvelous Minis is extremely successful because each lesson addresses different learning styles.

Horse Tales Literacy Program:

 Read to Horses??

√  Students have an opportunity to build a relationship with a horse and spending time practicing reading while reading to their horse.

Why?

√  Horses are nonjudgmental!!  This encourages students to attempt words that they may find difficult. The facilitators are always available if the student would like assistance with words.

√  There are usually underlying issues that exasperate reading difficulties such as ADHD, FAS, or other developmental or behavioral issues.  Working with horses is very effective in assisting the student in learning self-regulation and increasing confidence which can only improve their reading abilities.

√  Handouts, puzzles and other activity pages are also provided so they can continue the learning at school and home.

Family Programs:

 ♥ “Healthy and Positive Family Relationships” ♥

Through the power of the horse, families will learn and apply the six horsepower tools:

• RESPECT
• RESPONSIBILITY
• RELATIONSHIP SKILLS
• BOUNDARIES
• EMPATHY
• PRIORITIZING FAMILY TIME

Families will learn how to integrate these practices into home life. At the end of the day parents and children will engage in positive self-care activities.

Workplace Essential Social Skills Training:

Employment Preparedness Workshop

 This program is comprised of assessments and a training program that is designed to facilitate participants in developing the skills required to find and maintain meaningful, sustainable employment.

 Participants practice the social skills required for a particular occupation, measure their current Essential Social Skills levels, and provide specific recommendations to fill any Essential Social Skills gaps.

Assessments are continuous throughout the program which allows participants to take charge of their own goals for learning.

EMPOWERMENT TO:

• develop confidence in their current abilities;
• communicate their needs, desires and goals for employment;
• look past self limiting perceptions;
• accept challenges with confidence;
• success as a team;
• take charge of their choices, problem solving, and action plan for their future;
• realize that setbacks are a normal;
• believe in themselves;
• take planned and prepared action!

For these and many more programs see their website at:

Call or email to register or learn more about any of our programs. We’re happy to answer questions.

Phone:(306) 423-5858
Email: ideal@baudoux.ca