Testimonials
Jen, Banjo and Zen have been walking alongside my family on our journey for over 12 months now. My children have loved spending time with Jen and the horses. Zen has a beautiful caring nature and holds space beautifully just when you need it most. Banjo has a quirky personality and loves a game to light up your day. Recently, I had the honour of visiting Jen and the horses at their new home. I attended a therapy day just for us carers who need a little caring too. The therapy space is beautiful, set amongst a picturesque Queensland backdrop of jacaranda, mango and mellaluca trees. During the workshop, we had an opportunity to come back to ourselves, spending time in nature, combining art, eco and equine therapy. We were lucky enough to be joined by Sharon, who has also been amazing with my children, and Jen’s amazing partner in therapy. I highly recommend Equilibrium Therapies for carers, families and children. Thank you to Jen, Banjo, Zen and Sharon for all you have provided for our family!
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Thank you Jen for the equine and art therapy for my children. The two sessions they had have really made a difference to their behaviour and attitudes. I look forward to further sessions in the near future.
Lou
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Thanks so much to you, Sharon, Gypsy, Alfie and Dolly for your presence. The experience of being as I am and having the big animal bodies respond was filled with organic and living wisdom . I know things in me from this exchange. My stories and meaning making can be activating and unclear. When I pause and allow what is then there is the permission for what's needed to arrive. My take home for this is ...a quiet inner sanctuary, play, be with what is, connect, listen, attune to now and trust what next will arrive. Thanks this is beautiful work.
GC (Professional)
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Thank you Jen I am feeling good and with some new perspective. Thanks to both of you and the horses for your workshop yesterday.
GB
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Jen Chester and ETA helped my young son to regain his confidence after a traumatic year at school.
Nabila