The Effects of Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy on Anxiety, Mood, and Domestic Violence Prevention: Violent Behaviors Reduction in Domestic Abuse ... Study Conducted During Master's Research Paperback – February 7, 2026

Domestic violence prevention requires innovative therapeutic approaches — and Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP)is emerging as one of the most effective experiential methods available.This research study examines how structured horse-assisted interventions impact:Anxiety levelsMood regulationEmotional self-controlAggressive and violent behaviorsThrough detailed participant observations, behavioral data, and self-reported outcomes, Xiomara Reynoso, MS, demonstrates how equine interaction enhances emotional awareness, reduces reactivity, and improves communication and self-regulation among individuals with histories of domestic abuse.This book is ideal for professionals in:Mental health and counselingCriminal justice rehabilitationEquine-assisted servicesSocial services and domestic violence preventionAcademic and graduate-level researchA rigorous and timely contribution, this study expands the current understanding of how equine-based interventions can support emotional stability, promote insight, and strengthen therapeutic outcomes through experiential, evidence-informed practice. Read more