Our Tailored Horse Riding & EFL Relationship Programs
Horses teaching us about human relationships?
Horses provide immediate mirrored feedback; they respond to our body language, our outward energy and our feelings, they, therefore, help to decipher how we interact in our relationships. Horses encourage us to learn how to better our human relationships in a safe, nurturing environment.
Therapeutic Horse Riding & Equine Facilitated Learning (EFL) develops a real practical understanding for the participant to tackle their relationships with others. No horse experience or skill is required to participate in our programs. Anyone of any age, background or ability can benefit.
BOOK FREE SESSIONNon-Judgemental
We provide a safe, welcoming and non-judgemental environment for our participants to achieve meaningful outcomes from each session.
First Session Free
We believe in what we do and only help those that our programs will work for. It's important that our participants, horses, and facilitators are a good fit.
Non-Mounted Activity & Mounted
Participants learn, interact and connect with our amazing horses on the ground (EFL) or mounted (Therapeutic Horse Riding). No riding experience required.
Fun & Insightful
Facilitated by professionals, our sessions are fun, outcome focused but self paced.
How to Join our Horse Riding & EFL Programs
Book Online
1Attend First Session
2Decide if EFL is for you
3Meet Our Team
Meet the Freedom Equestrian brains pioneering Equine Facilitated Learning (EFL) and Therapeutic Horse Riding in Australia.

Natalie Wilton
Founder & Facilitator
Banjo
Facilitators Equine Assistant & Super HorseWhat Our Participants & Supporters Say
Resources & Articles
What to expect from your first session?
At Freedom Equestrian, we pride ourselves on making every session memorable and creating a unique horse story for everyone.
Read MoreWhy Horses?
Why Horses? The overall concept of using horses to improve human health (mental and physical) is nothing new. In fact, most people aren’t aware but Greek physician Hippocrates in ~400BC first pointed to the benefit of horses.
Read MoreWhy Therapeutic Horse Riding?
Why Therapeutic Horse Riding? Ask anyone that rides horses “why they enjoy horse riding”, and most often, they can’t tell you the exact reason why.
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