27/08/2024
The Masterson Method, Integrated Equine Performance Bodywork
A new blog post, "The Magic of SRSR for Horse and Human" has been published in the Masterson Method’s Resources section. This insightful article delves into the SRSR technique—Search for a Response, Stay for a Release—and its powerful impact on horse and human relationships.
The blog highlights how this technique, a cornerstone of The Masterson Method®️, is especially beneficial in Equine-Assisted Services (EAS) programs. EAS programs, designed to provide therapeutic support for people through interaction with horses, rely on creating a deep, trusting bond between horses and humans. The SRSR technique is pivotal in achieving this connection, helping horses release tension while allowing humans to experience emotional and physical benefits.
Moreover, this article includes findings from case studies conducted by students of the Masterson Method Equine Specialist (MMES) course. These case studies provide examples of how SRSR has been successfully applied in various EAS settings, demonstrating the technique’s effectiveness in enhancing the well-being of both horses and humans.
The MMES course is tailored for professionals working in EAS programs, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to apply the Masterson Method effectively. Through this course, participants learn how to use SRSR and other techniques to support the therapeutic goals of EAS, ensuring a positive and healing experience for all involved.
Click on the link below to read the full article on the effects of this transformative approach and to explore the conclusions from the MMES students' case studies:
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