Equilibrium Therapies Australia

26/10/2025

On the second Sunday of the month through the summer you are invited to take two hours just for you and join us for a soul nourishing early morning session, a place of peace and serenity where distractions fade and allow you to discover your own inner stillness.

In the gentle rhythm of the paddock, surrounded by trees, birds and the steady breath and grounded energy of our horses, this is a small intimate group inviting you to soften, explore mindfulness and reconnect with nature.

Allow your body to settle, your mind to quieten, and your heart to open as you simply receive.

This is your sacred time — to reconnect, realign, and create space within to reset your nervous system.

More info: https://www.equilibriumtherapiesaustralia.com.au/sundaysolace

25/10/2025

“Energy flows where attention goes” James Redfield

Do you focus on the obstacles before you or the end goal?

13/10/2025

Imagine being seen and accepted for who you are, seeing you as whole. 
Imagine the feeling of connection that is possible.

Imagine a place, that comes along so far and few in between, where your deepest layers are peeled away and you are seen as the shining beautiful star that you are.

Do you allow this person within you to connect?

Do you give yourself permission to feel this deep Joy within your life?

12/10/2025

A gorgeous mini retreat today exploring the Wild Edge of Sorrow, being held by the horses in a safe space to explore emotions around loss. Thank you for trusting us❤️

09/10/2025

☀️We seem to have skipped Spring and gone straight to Summer. I’m offering early morning sessions as of next week. Join us in the paddock for a 7.30 session. The morning light is beautiful, the birds serenade us while the horses munch their morning hay.
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08/10/2025

The outcome of the Duckett review into Art Therapy is that Art Therapy continues to be an accepted therapeutic support for NDIS clients. It does not have to be listed specifically as a stated support, but the plan must have therapy supports stated.
Equine Assisted Therapy can also still be accessed through the NDIS as per the attached information. The provisions are that it must:

1. Be delivered by a qualified allied health professional
2. Forms part of a structured program with therapeutic goals
3. Aligns with one or more of your NDIS goals
4. Is considered reasonable and necessary.

As a Masters qualified Creative Arts Therapist I can offer clients Art Therapy sessions alongside Equine Assisted Therapy, the balance of which depends on your clients needs/abilities.

Check availability now at:
https://www.equilibriumtherapiesaustralia.com.au/book-online

02/10/2025

Sad to lose this beautiful human, RIP Jane and thank you for all you have done for the animal world❤️😢

A sad loss for the natural world, its wild inhabitants and humanity with the passing of Dr Jane Goodall today.

Dr Jane Goodall was a tireless advocate for the protection of nature and animals.

Her groundbreaking research started in Gombe National Park in Tanzania, in the 1960s, where she documented chimpanzees displaying individual personalities, emotions and complex social behaviours thought to be exclusive to humans.

While studying in the Tanzania forests, Jane also observed a chimpanzee, which became trusting of her, making and using tools to extract termites from a mound.

She named the chimpanzee David Greybeard.

The National Geographic Society sent a photographer-filmmaker into the forest to capture footage of the chimpanzee.

It subsequently revolutionized primatology and transformed how the world perceived not only humans' closest living biological relatives, but also the emotional and social complexity of all animals.

Jane went on to became a prominent scientist, conservationist and humanitarian.

She established the Jane Goodall Institute in 1977 to protect chimpanzees and their habitats from deforestation.

Her advocacy for the protection of wild animals, extended to all domesticated animals too.

Only a few months ago she threw her support behind the UN’s first World Horse Day and was quoted saying: “World Horse Day is not just a celebration - it's a call to protect one of humanity's oldest partnerships."

She routinely referred to her love for horses and said she spent every spare moment of her childhood on a horse, while dreaming of studying wild animals in Africa.

An inspiration to many, who lived and breathed the interconnectedness between animals, humans and nature.

IMAGE: The Jane Goodall Institute

29/09/2025

Doing early starts on hot days☀️

19/09/2025

Just 3 weeks to go to this amazing retreat, follow this link for more info and bookings:https://www.equilibriumtherapiesaustralia.com.au/wildedgeofsorrowretreat

17/09/2025

Spa day, tails were washed and trimmed, winter coat brushed out, hosed down and then a roll in the dirt(!) to finish off❤️🐴

11/09/2025

Just checking RUOK?
There’s always someone to talk to, no need to go through tough times alone.
Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636
Lifeline: 13 11 14

10/09/2025

Zeke is finding his calling as a Reiki support pony, he just loves it❤️