On Mike’s Blog (see link to the right) Mike posted ”Acts of Micro-Good Samaritanism.  I suggest you read this as it is a perfect example of Life Coaching in action.  Sometimes I am guilty of being “wordy” (Diane confirms this) and the saying “a picture is worth 1,000 words” is definitely true when it comes to being a visible “light in the darkness”.

Please comment below with your own examples of being or seeing a “good Samaritan”.

For those of you that could not make last Saturday night’s One Accord meeting, we had a very unique and productive time seeing a small glimpse of how the ministry Freedom Trails can work.  (See Susan’s note below)  We are encouraging all One Accorder’s to consider a special offering to Freedom Trails to help with the upfront expenses for this worthy ministry.  In addition to the brief overview below, Freedom Trails incorporates Holy Spirit led and Bible based elements to this ministry.  (Comment below if you are interested on how to contribute or would like more information)

An Overview of Equine Assisted Therapy & Learning

Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) programs incorporate horses in an experiential setting for psychotherapy, personal growth and learning. It is collaboration between trained and certified professionals working with the clients and with horses to achieve specific goals. Sessions are intense and effective, often resulting in breakthroughs much more rapidly then other therapies or learning situations.

EAT and EAL are experiential by definition. Clients learn about themselves and others by participating in activities with the horses, and then discussing feelings, behaviors, and patterns. This processing component allows clients to truly integrate their experiences with their lives. Though many experiential learning programs are effective, EAT and EAL bring a new dimension by using horses, which bring their own unique energy to the session.

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 I just wanted to send out a heart filled thank you to all who participated in the Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) session last night. Thank you for coming out and doing something that was unfamiliar and that you didn’t fully understand or know what to expect. God has put this ministry in front of me to minister to woman and teens and help them gain freedom from challenges that God has and still is healing me from.   I appreciated and learned a lot from each one of your constructive comments and pray that you were able to gain something valuable from the experience as well.  Thank you again for all your support and prayers for this ministry, my family, and me.

God Bless, Susan Karol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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