horses for healers (funding!)
Once upon a time (last year), I got to be a part of a pilot program at Spring Reins of Hope’s medical student course on learning the importance of nonverbal communication and body language in an effort to improve students’ bedside manner. Although I wasn’t a medical student then, I do think I managed to take away a lot from the program and I absolutely loved the time that I got to spend there. I wish I could have been a part of the whole thing (I had to miss the first shadowing day because of a midterm), but it was super fun. :] They’re currently trying to raise funds to keep the program going, so if you have any spare change at all, please consider donating to them! <3 They are wonderful people and the horses were amazing.
Here’s a link to a more eloquent description…
I think they were explaining how to play horse billiards here. :D
Tending to OJ’s needs.
Playing horse billiards. We weren’t allowed to touch him, so I was standing on his other side to deter him from leaving us.
…and that’s me doing a happy dance because we succeeded in our mission to put Cosmo in his pocket. Please don’t judge me.
Our group! :] Four of us were grad students and the rest are med students. :D This was definitely one of my favorite days spent in grad school. <3
And here are the two posts where I actually talk about it in more detail. :D I didn’t want to completely repeat myself in this post, har har.
Posted on January 28, 2013, in Day by Day and tagged grad school life, horses for healers, hydro flaskers, medicine, spring reins of hope. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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