Authenticity and attention to the whole health and well-being of the Athena Herd horses. This is what makes Equine Assisted Services (which ccan include references to, for example, Equine Assisted Learning/Psychotherapy, Equine Facilitated Learning/Psychotherapy, Equine Assisted/Facilitated Occupational Therpy, Therapeutic Ridden work, Hippotherapy) experiences here at the Athena Herd Foundation unique. Jennifer Geach strives to build meaningful relationships and connections with the Athena Herd Foundation horses. For instance, we really observe and listen to their needs and choices focussing onsite on the groundbased approaches only. Moreover, this has also been the case with all of the horses that have made up Athena Herd over the years. We really look to gain a better understanding and insight into their individual needs and choices. This journey is what took Jennifer on this path. Subsequently, Jennifer went on to join courses offered by various training providers. Jennifer also, for example, actively participates in the Equine Assisted & Facilitated Practitioners Network (EAFPN) and Conferences, talks at events such as EAFPN Conferences, hosts South East EAFPN meet ups, speaks at global IAHAIO (International Association of Human-Animal Interaction Organizations) conferences and delivers webinars for its international community as well as HETI (Horses in Education and Therapy International) as well as the Horses & Humans Research Foundation conference in San Antonio, USA.