Product Description

Over the last few years there has been a revolution in the way we think about horses. At last we have clear ideas about how horses see the world, and about how they feel about themselves and the things we ask them to do. This book helps us to put these insights to work. Emotional Healing for Horses and Ponies brings together the skills of expert horsewoman and animal behaviourist Heather Simpson and those of leading Bach flower remedy experts Stefan Ball and Judy Howard. Together they describe how complementary medicine and simple changes in handling and housing routines can immeasurably improve the lives of our horses. Anybody who has been inspired by the tales of horse whisperers will find in this book practical steps that we can all take to give our horses happier and more joyful lives.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #447176 in Books
• Published on: 2001-11-01
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

About the Author
Stefan Ball and Judy Howard are world experts on Dr Bach and his work. They teach practitioner level courses at the Bach Centre in England and have written widely on flower remedies and the complementary approach to health.

Customer Reviews

A wonderful read if you are into Bach and horses
There are many books about Bach Flower Remedies and many books about horses. There even are a few on both. But Stefan Ball and Judy Howard have really written a masterpiece with the help of Heather Simpson this time! Emotional Healing is not only very easy to read, but will also give a very good understanding of how to use BFR with horses, what to look for, which remedies are for what situation. Even if you are not very familiar with the BFR, this book will give you a very good idea of how to help your horse get through emotional or even physical problems.

You will find good information on all 38 remedies, about how to choose for horses, and how to offer them the remedies. The book will then continue to explain different situations more in detail, and at the end offer some case histories. If you still feel lost (which i find hard to believe) there is a reference list on where to find more information at the end of the book, with very usefull addresses.

Of all the books i have read about BFR and animals, this is probably the most accurate one!