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Equestrian Trauma

Equestrian Trauma

Equestrian Trauma

  Slattery, A., Desrosier, I., Annala, C., Thomas, M., Pinfield, M., & O'Neill, M. (2025, April 7-11) When We Fall We Get Back Up: Survivors of equestrian trauma report a lack of physical and psychological support. [Poster Presentation]. CREATE 2025 Student Convention at Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BC, Canada.


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Multiple Falls

Equestrian Trauma

Equestrian Trauma

Lenyard, S., O'Neill, M. & Pinfield, M. (2025, June 14)  Equestrian Trauma: The Role of Multiple Falls on Posttraumatic Symptomatology and Well-Being [Poster Presentation]

Canadian Psychological Association 86th Annual Convention 


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Athlete-Coach

Equestrian Trauma

Athlete-Coach

 Wutke, J., Pinfield, M., O'Neill, M., & Aoki, L. (2025, June)  Exploring the Impact of Injury Severity in Equestrian Sports on the Relationship Between a Coach and Their Athlete's Mental Health [Poster Presentation] Canadian Psychological Association 86th Annual Convention 

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Trauma Informed Horsemanship

What is it?

Being Trauma Informed means having a deep understanding of how traumatic experiences effect individuals, groups and systems. It means bringing awareness of how trauma influences  development of the brain into every interaction with horses and riders.  When interactions between horse and rider are viewed through a trauma informed lens  each partner's nervous system has a better chance of staying emotionally safe and calm during the experience. 

Who Should Learn?

All individuals working with horses can benefit from using a trauma informed lens in their interactions. When we understand a horse's behavior or a person's behavior is a trauma response and not just bad behavior we are able to find a way through the interaction with respect for ourselves and the other individual. 

Booking A Training

If you are interested in learning about how life experiences impact brain development and want to develop a more attuned and compassionate partnership with your horse and yourself consider hosting a training at your barn or stable. Contact Megan 

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Fraser Health Crisis Line

Fraser Health Crisis Line

Fraser Health Crisis Line

 604.951.8855 | 1.877.820.7444 

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Here to Help BC

Fraser Health Crisis Line

Fraser Health Crisis Line

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Mind Shift App

Mind Shift App

Mind Shift App

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Mood Gym

Mind Shift App

Mind Shift App

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A list of some of my favorite self-help books listed by problem area:

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