Dr Kelvin Wong: Equine-assisted Therapy
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In March 2025, a therapy horse was stolen from a Victorian property, devastating not just the carers but also the children with disability who relied on that horse for vital emotional and developmental support.
It has prompted a lot of questions—how does equine-assisted therapy work? And can a relationship with an animal help with anxiety, trauma, or social development?
Guest: Dr Kelvin Wong, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at Swinburne University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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