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The Systemic Way

The Systemic Way

Released: 2022-05-01
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31 Episodes
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31 Episodes
Audio
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Released: 2022-05-01
© 2022 The Systemic Way
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Contextual Equine Therapy - The Experiential Power of Bringing Together Horses, Families and Therapy: In conversation with Hesther Selbeck

Contextual Equine Therapy - The Experiential Power of Bringing Together Horses, Families and Therapy: In conversation with Hesther Selbeck

Time: 1:03:42
In this episode we explore the personal and professional journey of Hesther Selbeck, a Dutch Systemic Psychotherapist and developer of Contextual Equine Therapy. Hesther takes us on a ride through the development, theory and practice that underpins her model. 
Contextual Equine Therapy is a form of systemic therapy in which horses are used as co-therapists. The interaction with the horses provides a (deep) experiential form of therapy in which clients come into contact with their emotions and are mirrored in their behavior. 
During the treatment, two psychotherapeutic methods are united: equine therapy (Eagala Model) and systemic therapy. The Eagala Model sees the horse as a sensitive co-therapist, the team facilitates. Equine therapy focuses on the emotional experience and giving meaning to the behavior of the animals in response to client(s).
Hesther Selbeck has developed this treatment based on her background and expertise as a systems therapist in Child and Youth Mental Health Care. There she encountered a challenge in changing patterns between family members and generating hope and perspective. She questioned the context of the clinic on the psychiatric behavior of young people. While traveling on horseback through Mongolia, she discovered a process of interaction between her and the horse. There was an interaction going on. These insights and experiences became the basis for the approach.
 
www.hestherselbeck.nl
Episode ID: 1000559228818
GUID: Buzzsprout-10535104
Release Date: 01/05/2022, 08:00:00

Description

This podcast gives the listener an opportunity to hear conversations with people from the field of systemic psychotherapy. Host Sezer and Julie, two systemic psychotherapists, discuss a wide range of topics, theories, practices and experiences with their guests, giving the listener an insight into this disciplines contribution to social change.Artwork by Arai Drake Creative: http://www.araidrake.com/portfolio/thesystemicway/Music by Rena Paid

Apple Podcasts: Customer Reviews

2021-11-08

Essential listening

A must listen for all psychologists, social workers, mental health professionals and student. Fascinating conversations and thoughtful insights into systemic ways of practicing and thinking.
DrHolSum1
2021-09-23

Must listen

Absolutely brilliant work from Sezer and Julie. Anyone interested in human relationships and systems should have a listen. Hosts have so many great guests and a variety of topics covered.
Keep it going please!
SofiaSam
2021-07-21

Really insightful

I’ve just completed my first year of systemic training and found this podcast fascinating and very helpful. Brilliant guests and chats that really brought to life the approach.
Alexalexalex6756
2021-04-21

Is it who we are or how we are trained?

I don’t know you, Vanessa, but your experiences echo mine. Hope we meet one day xx Sarah, from Devon (heart of darkest racism). The podcast is a great idea but needs a lot more preparation, please. With thanks for doing it and in hope my criticism will be accepted as a constructive contribution from a very great distance. Londoners are privileged.
SWSBy
2021-04-14

Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you. That’s a good point regarding the intro music. We will change that for future episodes. Really appreciate the feedback.
SezerF
2021-04-08

Superb!

This podcast is so interesting and validating. Can’t wait to hear more.
The jinjer ninga
2021-04-08

Very exciting

Very excited to hear about the podcast - at a similar stage of my systemic practice.
Please don’t play the music at the beginning for so long. I found it very distracting and wanted to turn off but stuck at it for Jason.
TiniGee