Come Present at the 2014 PATH Intl. Conference in San Diego

Each year the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) Conference and Annual Meeting provides the equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) field the most valuable and comprehensive education opportunities available. A broad spectrum of session content is needed each year to offer a rich and invigorating experience for all attendees. The association is especially interested in receiving abstracts from presenters with information relevant to the field of EAAT who may not be working directly in the field but can share innovative programs, research or other information.

The 2014 PATH Intl. Conference is Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 2014, in San Diego, California. At this time, PATH Intl. is conducting a call for abstracts. Come present at the 2014 PATH Intl. Conference and share how you, your organization or your research can help improve the equine-assisted activities and therapies field.

Abstract submission will be handled electronically only:

Click here to download abstract information.

Click here to begin the abstract submission process

Abstracts must be submitted to PATH Intl. by March 14, 2014. No submissions will be accepted after March 14.

For information on the 2014 PATH Intl. Conference, visit http://www.pathintl.org and click on conferences then international.

Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) was formed in 1969 to promote equine-assisted activities and therapies for individuals with special needs. At 850 member centers, more than 56,000 children and adults find a sense of independence through involvement with horses. These member centers range from small, one-person programs to large operations with several certified instructors and licensed therapists. In addition to therapeutic equitation, a center may offer any number of equine-assisted activities including hippotherapy, equine-facilitated mental health, driving, interactive vaulting, trail riding, competition, ground work or stable management. Through a wide variety of educational resources, the association helps individuals start and maintain successful equine-assisted activities and therapies for individuals with special needs. There are nearly 52,000 volunteers, 4,232 instructors, 7,503 equines and thousands of contributors from all over the world helping people at PATH Intl. Centers.

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