Can you retell any memories, any examples of clients whose lives have been significantly changed by their connection with animals and nature?

Yeah, absolutely.

And anything that we do share, obviously deeply de-identified and that we do have full consent from clients to kind of talk through and around.

Some of the biggest shifts I see is often in young people that work with us for prolonged periods of time.

And, you know, these are shifts from deeply disengaged from family and the school system and really kind of on the edge of moving in towards like really dangerous territory of disengagement and moving into disruption with the law and And they come here and through working with predominantly the horses, but on the entire farm, the shifts that we see are really quite phenomenal in their capacity to be able to self-identify their own emotions and what's happening for themselves in moments.

to be able to practice being in discomfort.

And when I say discomfort, you know, I don't mean it's a hot day and we're outside because there's definitely that element of resilience billing.

If you're going on a walk and there's horses in the paddock, don't hop in the paddock with them, but invite them over or try and find somewhere where you can have an interaction with horses and just feel that magic that we get to experience every day.