Family Systems Interventions: Equine-Assisted Settings

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This course examines the clinical applications of family systems and theoretical knowledge in wilderness therapy, with a focus on equine-assisted settings. Students experience various interventions and develop skill through hands-on practice. Specific family issues (e.g. divorce, blended families, abuse) are explored using family systems approaches. Students select one family therapy approach for more in-depth study. WT only.
Course Number: CNSW629
Units: 2.0

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