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| 86 | Equine assisted mental health resource handbook | Eagala | mixed | 2003 | Eagala | Eagala Handbook | n/a | |||
| 87 | Eagala Model Equine Assisted Therapy | method | Eagala | 2011 | Eagala | eagala.org | n/a | |||
| 88 | Horse as co-therapist: Therapist and horse handler perspectives on equine facilitated psychotherapy | perspectives | from horse handler and therapist | 2000 | EckesEtzel J | College of St Catherine University of St Thomas | ||||
| 89 | Effects of therapeutic horsemanship on the self-concept and behavior of asocial adolescents | asocial | adolescents | 1992 | Emory, D.K. | University of Maine | ||||
| 90 | A Horse as modality for occupational therapy | literature review | 2009 | Engel, B | Not sure | n/a | ||||
| 91 | Rehabilitation with the aid of a horse - Collection of Studies | studies | 1997 | Engel | ||||||
| 92 | When Horses Heal: A Qualitative inquiry into EFP | interviews with psychotherapists | psychotherapists | 2006 | Esbjorn, R | Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (USA) | n/a | |||
| 93 | EAA compared to Conventional Therapy: Horses & Human Winning Proposal | 0 | Eschner | Trappe | Lindenhof Munster | |||||
| 94 | Horse as co-therapist - Therapist and Horse Handler Perspective | co-therapist | from the horse specialist perspective | mixed | 2000 | Eckes-Etzel, J | St Thomas | n/a | ||
| 95 | The Practice and Ethics of Animal Assisted Therapy with Children and Young People: Is it enough that We don't Eat Our Co-workers | overview | ecological approach | 2011 | Evans, N | Oxford Journals | n/a | |||
| 96 | Equine Facilitated Learning For Youths with Severe Emotional Disorders -a Quantitative and Qualitative Study | severe emotional disorder | self worth/empathy/interpersonal | children (10-13) | 2007 | Ewing, C | MacDonald | Child and Youth Care Forum | *28/no significant findings | |
| 97 | The human/horse relationship in females as related to the capacity for empathy absorption and repression | females | empathy Adlerian | mixed | 2008 | Fasula, A | Adler Schol of Professional Psychology | ?/not sign | ||
| 98 | Basic Pyschometric Properties of the Child Social Functioning Inventory (CSFI) | assessment CSFI | phobia | children | 2004 | Ferrel | University of Maryland | n/a | ||
| 99 | Hippotherapy and therapeutic riding: An International Review | 1998 | ||||||||
| 100 | EAAT Training for injured brains | TBI | 2011 | Flynn P | Lundgren K | The Exceptional Parent | ||||
| 101 | Conflict and connection: a theoretical and evaluative study of an equine assisted psychotherapy program for at-risk and delinquent girls | relational cultural theroy | delinquency/qualitative study | girls | 2008 | Foley, A | University of Colorado, Boulder | ?./some/C?/R? | ||
| 102 | Pilot study of Novel Test instrumentation to evaluate therapeutic horseback riding | assessments | impairments | children | 1984 | Fox, < | Lawlor, V | Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly | 19/sig/C?/R no | |
| 103 | Prison based animal programs | correctional programs | survey | inmates/incarcerated adults | 2006 | Furst, J | The Prison Journal | |||
| 104 | Practices of therapists using equine facilitated/assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of adolescents diagnosed with depression: A qualitative study | depression | qualitative study | adolescents | 2006 | Frame, D | New York University School of Social Work | not sure of any details | ||
| 105 | Animal Assisted Therapy for At-Risk Youth & Families | severe emotional disorder | re-patterning | youth & family | 2004 | Fredrickson, M | DePrekel, M | Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society | n/a |