FONDAZIONE
FABRIZIO
MORETTI
I nostri Interventi Assistiti col Cavallo
Le nostre attività assistite utilizzano il cavallo, animale molto sensibile e adattabile, per aiutare le persone con disabilità fisiche, cognitive e sociali durante il percorso per stimolare le capacità motorie e cognitive attraverso la corretta interazione uomo-animale. Questo tipo di attività può aiutare a migliorare la coordinazione, l'equilibrio, la forza, la flessibilità, il linguaggio, la comunicazione, la socializzazione e l'autostima.
Tipologia
di attività
01
Equestrian Education
A continuous program designed to support both those approaching horseback riding for the first time and those with equestrian experience. The year-round program combines practical training with in-depth theoretical knowledge, promoting concentration, independence, and stress management.
Ample time is dedicated to caring for horses and equipment, strengthening a sense of responsibility and attention to animal welfare. Participants can consolidate their passion and hone their skills in a stimulating and educational environment.
What are animal-assisted interventions?
As indicated by ministerial guidelines, Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) consist of a wide range of projects aimed at maintaining or improving the health and physical, mental, and social well-being of people through positive interactions with pets. These experiences, based on the human-animal relationship and conducted with respect for the animals' well-being, are led by trained and qualified professionals and can have not only therapeutic but also educational, recreational, or socialization purposes.
AAA
AAAs are interventions with recreational and socialization purposes, through which they promote the improvement of people's quality of life and the value of human-animal interaction in the community, for the purpose of mutual well-being.
The professionals and operators involved are: a veterinarian expert in AAI, an animal assistant, and an activity manager.
EAA
EAA are educational interventions aimed at promoting, activating, and supporting people's resources and potential for growth and individual planning, relationships, and social inclusion. Interventions can also be group-based and promote the well-being of individuals in their own living environments.
The professionals and operators involved are: a veterinarian expert in AAI, an animal assistant, a project manager, and an intervention coordinator.
TAA
AATs are personalized therapeutic interventions for each patient, aimed at treating physical, neuro- and psychomotor, sensory, mental, cognitive, emotional, affective, and relational disorders. They work in synergy with traditional medical therapies and are prescribed by a physician. Equine rehabilitation is an AAT that involves the horse.
The professionals and operators involved are: a veterinarian expert in AAI, an animal assistant, a project manager, and an intervention coordinator.
Anyone can benefit from AI. The relationship with pets, if properly structured, can in itself be a source of benefit for the individual and society.
AAAs are open to anyone who wishes to learn about the animal and have a respectful and engaging encounter that evokes emotions and sensations.
Educational (EAA) and assisted (AAA) activities are aimed at all people who wish to benefit from an educational or therapeutic path, in which it is believed that the relationship with the animal can facilitate the achievement of objectives.