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EQUINE-FACILITATED MENTAL HEALTH
COURSE REQUIREMENTS A student interested in pursuing an Emphasis in Equine-Facilitated Mental Health may do so as part of a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology (B.S.) or, when available, as part of the Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) degree program. Students wishing to become a Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH – previously NARHA) Registered Instructor will have the opportunity to perform volunteer work and to complete a Therapeutic Horsemanship Internship at a PATH Premier Accredited Center in the Birmingham or Montgomery area. For an emphasis in Equine-Facilitated Mental Health, in addition to the core requirements of the student’s major field of study, the following academic course work is recommended:
BIO 205 Human Anatomy (4 hours)
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