How to Run an Equine-Facilitated Program to Support Nurses

Nurses. Education. Horses. Healing.

What you'll learn
A dive into the nursing profession to help you understand the challenges nurses face.
7 tools nurses really need to know, and can start using their next shift.
Full workshop template and lesson plans.
Everything you need to know to develop your own customized program to support nurses.

Requirements
Experience or training in providing equine-facilitated learning or wellness.
A sincere interest in working with nurses.

Description
Nurses worldwide are experiencing underappreciation, poor job satisfaction, anger, burnout, poor work-life balance, physical and mental exhaustion, violence, and poor self-care. A 2020 Canadian study (pre Covid-19) showed: 63.2 % of nurses experience symptoms of burnout33 % have contemplated suicide23 % screened positive for PTSD Nurses need to develop skills to manage these unique stressors. You and your horses can help nurses develop self-compassion, inspiration, connection, and supportLearn how to run a one-day equine-facilitated professional development program to support nurses. In this course, you will dive into the nursing profession and learn what nurses do, and how what they do impacts them. It's a lot more than bedpans and giving pills! You will learn 7 practical tools nurses can start using their very next shift, all through the help of your horses. Course content includes detailed interactive exercises with horses, reflective questions, a complete course syllabus, and detailed exercises. You can use it as is or adapt it to your current program. Topics covered include present-moment awareness, care and connection, and boundaries.Easily integrate this educational experience into your existing program, no matter your EFL training. This is a great program for those just starting in equine-facilitated learning.Just as horses are worldwide, so are nurses. Nurses are an impressive group to work with. Nurses are traditionally under-supported in the Equine Facilitated Learning/ Wellness/Therapy world. We need to change this!This course also works well with those in the helping professions such as occupational therapists, social workers, physiotherapists, nursing assistants, respiratory therapists, and anyone else in the helping professions.Please note this is not a "Certification" course in equine facilitated learning.

Who this course is for
Equine facilitated learning professionals who are interested in developing a program to support nurses.
This program could also be easily transferred to others in the helping professions as teachers and social workers.
Anyone interested in working with nurses.

Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-run-an-equine-facilitated-program-to-support-nurses/