The new EASR digital update report links you directly to new peer-reviewed EAS research.
Four times a year, you receive a digital document filled with notifications and details on new studies in more than 50 equine-assisted and horse-human interaction topics.
All you have to do is scroll, read, and click!
Equine-assisted services research has come of age, and EASR is here to help you stay current on what is being studied and published all over the world. We scout out what you need to know and make it easy to retrieve. You can carry your new research guide with you wherever you go, on your phone, laptop or tablet.
Read "big picture" review-type articles focusing on unmounted horse-human interactions, therapeutic riding's unique equitation science, amd equine movement / hippotherapy research.
Drill down on the medical side with an A-Z of 23 diagnoses. Find new research ranging from ADHD, autism, and dementia to stroke, substance abuse, and veteran programs.
EAL for organizational behavior, corporate team building, and education programs, plus personal development / experiential learning in the classroom, the barn, and beyond.
Equine-assisted psychotherapy and mental health counseling, plus occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology.
New research on EAS herd management, selection, training, behavior, and welfare, plus horse/rider biomechanics and equestrian science.
The business side of EAS: Organizations, robotics and simulators, professions, certifications, higher education, veterinary social work, adaptive sport.
Receive links to open four quarterly interactive editions per year. Subscriber is responsible for sufficient Internet connection, browser-equipped device, and Google-verifiable email address. Past years averaged 250 new links per year, 60 pages per report.
Note: Payment in US dollars only. Issues delivered to one email address per transaction. Transaction is nonrefundable once requirements are met and first issue delivery is confirmed.
Not ready to subscribe? Try it first: Receive one link to open one current online issue. Sufficient Internet connection, a browser-equipped device, and Google-verifiable email address required. The issue is yours to keep and will be stored in your own Google Drive folder for as long as you choose.
Note: Payment in US dollars only. Issue delivered to one email address. Transaction is nonrefundable once requirements are met and issue delivery is confirmed.
New hippotherapy research and therapeutic riding research, as well as horse-human relationships and equine assisted learning, are waiting for you.
Take a look for yourself. Flip through a sample back issue of EASR from 2022. It contains 84 research publications in 50 topics. Click the box-arrow for an enlarged, readable view in a new browser window.
Important: This sample is a basic PDF and does not contain the interactive features of the "real" EASR, but will show you what the publication looks like and what it contains.
How to use: Go ahead, click on any blue title link to see the full research if the listing has a green ("free") label. If the listing has a red ("paywall") label, you may need to pay a journal download fee, use library or university access, or find an alternate source for that article. However, on average, 80 percent of EASR articles are FREE.
Not ready to subscribe today? Keep your ears up! EASR sends out occasional brief email newsletters about the project and relevant EAS research that will be of value to everyone involved in this field.
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