Meet Keyman!
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Facts About Me
Breed: Arabian
Born: 1998
Programs: Equine Assisted Counseling
Year Joined Program: 2021
My Story
Before joining the STEPS herd, I was born, raised, and lived with my loving family of humans and horses. My humans practiced equine assisted counseling too - just like STEPS! Over the years, my horse herd got smaller and smaller. After my longtime horse companion passed away, my humans decided that they didn't want me to live by myself so they brought me to join the STEPS herd where I could continue working in equine assisted counseling and help even more humans!
Special Talents and Skills
I am very sensitive and tuned in which helps my clients learn to tune into themselves. Working with me helps my clients learn to notice what they are feeling both physically and emotionally, as well as how feelings and sensations are connected.
Sometimes, I can be worried about new things. My clients watch how I work to manage my worries and uncertainties and it gives them new ideas on how to do the same for themselves!
Facts About Me
Breed: Arabian
Born: 1998
Programs: Equine Assisted Counseling
Year Joined Program: 2021
My Story
Before joining the STEPS herd, I was born, raised, and lived with my loving family of humans and horses. My humans practiced equine assisted counseling too - just like STEPS! Over the years, my horse herd got smaller and smaller. After my longtime horse companion passed away, my humans decided that they didn't want me to live by myself so they brought me to join the STEPS herd where I could continue working in equine assisted counseling and help even more humans!
Special Talents and Skills
I am very sensitive and tuned in which helps my clients learn to tune into themselves. Working with me helps my clients learn to notice what they are feeling both physically and emotionally, as well as how feelings and sensations are connected.
Sometimes, I can be worried about new things. My clients watch how I work to manage my worries and uncertainties and it gives them new ideas on how to do the same for themselves!
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Want to support my work? Join my Carrot Club! Scroll down to read about the benefits to supporting me at each level!
Your sponsorship will support me and my herd by providing feed, hay, veterinary and farrier care, tack and equipment, other necessities, and most importantly, carrots! What does it cost to care for a therapy equine? $4,500 for board, feed, and hay ($375/month) $1000 for veterinary and farrier care (~$84/month) |
Champion Carrot Sponsor:
Proudly sponsored by an anonymous donor Carrot Club Members: Still looking for more members! |
