Become a Certified Horses Helping Humans Facilitator

Sue Spence
Jul 14
2 min read

Become a Certified Horses Helping Humans Facilitator

Turn your passion for horses and helping people into a meaningful, purpose-led program in your community.

Hello,

Thank you so much for your interest in the Horses Helping Humans Facilitator Program—we’re really excited that you’ve reached out!

Theory Training — $1,900 + GST

You can begin with the Horses Helping Humans theory training for $1,900 + GST.

The theory training includes:

The “Which Horse or Pony Are You? program”
Personality profiling and body language training
Emotional regulation and communication techniques
Weekly Zoom training and support with founder Sue Spence
Training manuals, workbooks and PowerPoint presentations
Access to the Horses Helping Humans online training resources
Business resources and templates

The training is online, self-paced and supported by regular Zoom sessions with Sue.

You can complete the theory training first and purchase the horsemanship component later when you are ready talk to our team to find out more.

Complete Facilitator Training — $3,250 + GST

The complete Facilitator Training Program includes both:

Theory training
Horsemanship training

The horsemanship component has been specifically developed for Horses Helping Humans facilitators by Mandy Probyn from Mandy Probyn Equine Connection.

Mandy brings extensive experience in natural horsemanship, horse behaviour and safe groundwork practices. Her training helps facilitators build the confidence and practical skills needed to work calmly, safely and effectively with their horses.

The horsemanship program includes:

Professional online training videos
Step-by-step groundwork instruction
Six practical horsemanship tasks
Video assessments and personalised feedback
A comprehensive horsemanship training manual
Support throughout the assessment and certification process
An understanding of the psychological purpose behind each activity

The program is not simply about completing horse-handling tasks.

Each activity connects to the core Horses Helping Humans principles of healthy boundaries, calm and assertive communication, emotional regulation, respect and trust.

The training also helps facilitators understand how their own body language and energy affect the horse’s response. This is essential when safely and professionally delivering an Equine Assisted Learning program.

Mandy’s specialised training ensures that both the facilitator and their horses are properly prepared to deliver the Horses Helping Humans program to a consistently high standard.

Hands-on workshops with Sue Spence are also available on the Gold Coast throughout the year.

Payment plans are available.