Welcome
Centaur Leadership Services (CLS) offers Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) and Equine Assisted Mental Health (EAMH) programs for community youth, undergraduates studying leadership, education, and human development, and graduate students pursuing a Master of Arts Degree in Counseling Psychology with a focus in EAMH.
Our philosophy is that through conscious relationship with horses, people are able to develop self awareness, emotional congruence, and healthy ways of being.
Through intentional facilitation of the inherent healing power and intuition of horses, and in combination with the therapeutic value of natural settings, Centaur Leadership Services seeks to provide a venue for increased personal awareness, shared growth and academic learning.
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Mission Statement:
Centaur Leadership Services brings together people and horses to foster the awareness, skills, and qualities that are essential for being fully human.
Vision Statement:
Centaur Leadership Services facilitates collaboration between public, private and service-based organizations to foster growth and learning, and to serve as a center for exploration through work with horses. The program provides opportunities for partnerships with horses, programs for individuals, families and youth, and serves as an equine resource for the education and training of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professional certifications.
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Summer
2009! |
CLS is proud to once again run the equestrian program for Chauncey Ranch YMCA Summer Camp
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June 10-14 |
Therapeutic Processes: EAMH Clinical Skills Intensive Sandpoint Idaho See PDF Flyer |
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August-December, 2009 |
Follow the adventures and lessons of 8 students, 2 instructors and their equine partners as they embark on an 800 mile journey down the Arizona Trail
Visit them at:
http://arizonatrail2009.org |
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August 1, 2009 |
4-H Season Begins! Learn more at the Yavapai County 4-H Website |
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August 23rd - Sept. 18th |
Equine-based Wilderness Orientation for incoming undergraduate students |
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Aug. 18-20, 2009 |
Mounted activities in EAL / EAMH Workshop with Leslie Matthews of Greg Kersten's OK Corral
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August 27 – 29, 2009 |
Heart to Heart Partnerships With Horses: Developing the Human – Animal Bond
Workshop with Dr. Ellen Gehrke of the Rolling Horse Ranch and Ann Baldwin, Ph.D. of the University of Arizona
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September 2-30th |
Fall Session 1: Ride-On Wednesdays! Horsemanship Lessons for Beginner & Intermediate riders 2PM - 4 PM To register contact Jill Hewins at jhewins@prescott.edu |
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October 7, 21, 28 & November 1, 15 |
Fall Session 2: Ride-On Wednesdays! Horsemanship Lessons for Beginner & Intermediate riders 2PM - 4 PM To register contact Jill Hewins at jhewins@prescott.edu |
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November 17 – 19, 2009 |
Connecting, Communicating, and Healing with the Animals
Workshop with Joannara Fox, Animal Communicator |
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January 4th - 11th |
Horsemanship, Leadership and Exploratory Writing : A Northpoint Expeditionary Learning School Intensive |
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January 12th-February 6th |
Equine-based Group Process for Adventure Educators RDP course |
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January 19 – 21, 2010 |
Horsemanship With Karen Scholl
A mounted horsemanship skills workshop with the founder of Horsemanship for Women. |
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February 6th - 16th |
Wilderness First Responder course with WMI - dates, location TBA |
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Click here to see CLS News Archives
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CLS Counseling and Development Center
The CLS Counseling and Development Center offers a variety of equine-assisted counseling experiences for individuals, groups, and families throughout central and northern Arizona. |
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Youth Leadership
The Youth Leadership Program runs year-round and summer programming for community youth, ages 7-17 to promote self-awareness, self-esteem, communication, team building, and leadership in addition to basic horse care and riding skills. |
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Post-Graduate Concentration Program in EAMH or EAL
A one year, 15 semester-hour, limited residency program which blends a passion for horses with the skills of counseling and psychology. |
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Master's Program
Students meet their states' requirements to become Licensed Professional Counselors with a concentration in Equine Assisted Mental Health (EAMH) |
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Undergraduate Program
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) provides the basis for several undergraduate courses in group facilitation and relational approaches to leadership. EAL supports a wide range of competencies in education, counseling psychology, and adventure education. Students can also pursue a degree in Human Development with an emphasis in Equine Assisted Mental Health (EAMH) through the Resident Degree Program at Prescott College.
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