Peace Horse Learning Center
The Peace Horse Learning Center combines my passion for horses, enthusiasm for education of both horse and human and my desire to help others discover the many benefits of spending time in the presence of horses.
What we do is offer unique learning opportunities to help you reach your goals. Whether your goal is to build a better relationship with your horse through our workshops or horse/rider training programs or you are traveling down the path of personal discovery, building personal and professional skills through our Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) programs, the Peace Horse Learning Center has much to offer you!
The mission of the Peace Horse Learning Center is two-fold: 1) we seek to offer quality, evidence-based equine assisted learning programs, and 2) we seek to provide effective training and instruction for horse and rider/handler through our unique horse-human relationship focused lesson and training programs.
The vision for the Peace Horse Learning Center is to provide unique and engaging learning opportunities through work with horses with the goal of improving the lives of all who come to us along their life path.
Meet Cheryl L.Eriksen, MSW, EAGALA Certified
As a horse professional, Cheryl has worked in the horse industry for nearly two decades and has been involved with horses for most of her life.
She has trained and shown multiple breeds and disciplines, worked at two major Thoroughbred farms in Central Kentucky as well as worked an an assistant to an equine veterinarian.
In the field of Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning Cheryl combines her horse experience and her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in social work from Western Michigan University to provide a unique skill set to the field of EAP/L. Cheryl is trained in research, evaluation and professional program development and has taken a special interest in education for equine therapy professionals in addition to her long-term dedication to training the horse and rider.
She has trained and shown multiple breeds and disciplines, worked at two major Thoroughbred farms in Central Kentucky as well as worked an an assistant to an equine veterinarian.
In the field of Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning Cheryl combines her horse experience and her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in social work from Western Michigan University to provide a unique skill set to the field of EAP/L. Cheryl is trained in research, evaluation and professional program development and has taken a special interest in education for equine therapy professionals in addition to her long-term dedication to training the horse and rider.
