What if your child could finally reveal the very best in them… through the unique bond with a horse?
Visible improvements in confidence, emotional balance, and relationships — in a safe, natural space, from the very first sessions.

Sometimes, it all feels like a struggle.
Waiting rooms, diagnoses, medications, everyone’s advice…
You’ve tried so many things, yet the results don’t always show.
You know your child is different, unique — and all you truly want is for them to be happy.
What if the answer wasn’t about “doing more,” but about doing things differently?
In a natural, safe, and nurturing environment, equine-assisted therapy offers a living, reassuring, and deeply regulating space where your child can:
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Soothe overwhelming emotions,
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Build self-confidence,
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Explore their strengths despite their challenges,
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And experience real, visible success — at the pace of connection with the horse.
For highly sensitive children, neurodivergent profiles, or those feeling lost or disconnected, equine therapy is a breath of fresh air.
It’s a time to learn through play, movement, connection — with the horse, and with oneself.
And parents?
They often say they learn to observe differently, to listen more deeply, and to reconnect with their role — calmly and meaningfully — in their child’s development.
They discover a child capable of far more than they imagined, and begin to envision new possibilities for the future.
Each session is personalized, designed as a small but meaningful step on a path of growth — a subtle yet profound transformation that carries into daily family life.
Who it’s for?
Children and teens (2-18 years) who are:
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Highly sensitive or anxious
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With ASD, ADHD, or other neurodevelopmental conditions
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Facing relational or behavioral challenges
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Or simply lacking confidence or direction
For which parents?
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Who deeply believe in their child and their potential
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Who want to see them thrive, not just “get by”
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Who have tried other approaches without lasting results
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Who are looking for something both gentle and effective
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Who want their child to build confidence, calm, and life skills
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Who want to feel supported and actively involved in the process
My Methodology
1. Tailored Equine-Assisted Support
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A safe and nurturing environment
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Emotional, cognitive, and physical challenges adapted to your child’s needs
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Building a trusting relationship between the child, the horse, and myself
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Strengthening emotional regulation strategies
2. A Family Adventure
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Creating new family dynamics and roles through sessions involving parents
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Personal reports with suggestions to continue the progress between sessions
3. Celebration & Expression
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A living demonstration of skills and emotional growth
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Individual or group equine performance
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Celebrating the parent–child–horse team

Bonjour, bonjour !
I’m Antonia Eraud, a certified equine therapist and passionate rider since the age of six.
Over the years, I’ve supported hundreds of children and teenagers — honoring their uniqueness, their struggles, and their strengths.
With a background in psychology (University of Oxford), nature-based education, yoga, mental preparation, and animal law, I offer a sensitive, practical, and holistic approach.
I’m also a mother, an author, and deeply convinced that children need movement, nature, and connection to truly thrive.
Together with my horses, Bambú and Thor, I create a safe and welcoming space where each child can unfold — at their own pace.
What makes my approach unique
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Attentive, detailed listening → I notice the small things others might miss, and use them to help your child progress.
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Detailed reports after each session → You always know how and why they’re improving, with concrete ways to help at home.
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A safe and motivating environment → The horse becomes a partner, not a tool.
Do you recognize your child here?
These are four profiles I often accompany — each unique, with their own strengths and beautiful challenges.
The Highly Sensitive One
for whom the outside world often feels too intense
For this highly sensitive child, sounds, words, emotions — the whole world — can feel overwhelming. They feel everything deeply and may retreat into their own bubble or develop strategies to self-regulate.
You see their incredible inner richness, but also their fragility. You want to help your child open up without forcing them to fit into boxes — to connect gently with the world and with those who love them.
Here, the horse becomes a true mediator — it speaks their non-verbal language and offers a safe bridge for the child to engage.
The Promising Explorer
for whom the world is endlessly fascinating (and often too much)
Sociable and charming, this child is interested in everything — movement, a leaf, an insect… but in wanting to explore it all, he or she often loses focus and struggle to channel their learning potential.
Your child moves you with their innocence, but their lack of concentration — despite their great abilities — worries you. You want to help them find calm and focus.
With the horse, they find a living structure: a gentle frame that contains their energy, grounds them in the concrete, and helps them work with what’s real and tangible.
The Master of the World
for whom everything must be under control
For this fast-thinking child, life moves quickly — their mind races even faster. They need to understand, anticipate, and plan everything. Every unexpected event feels like a warning. Behind this powerful intellect often lies a fear — the fear of losing balance.
You admire their precision and sense of detail, yet it’s painful to see them in constant alert mode. You wish they could let go and simply breathe.
With the horse, your child discovers a friend they cannot control — but with whom they can feel safe. Step by step, they learn to trust, to soften, and to rest in connection rather than control.
The “Too” Quiet One
for whom the world feels like a place where it’s safer not to be seen
This child has plenty of talent and heart — but lacks confidence. They downplay their victories, their gifts, their worth.
You know your child has gold within them, and you wish they could see it too — to feel proud of who they are.
With the horse, they are seen — truly seen. The horse senses the truth your child hides, and through that connection, your child discovers their quiet strength, until they finally reveal themselves.

Ready to Ride — and Grow!
Location
In a natural setting, either in Sant Cebrià de Vallalta or Sant Just Desvern (depending on the day).
Session Duration
Approximately 1 hour.
Frequency
Usually weekly or bi-weekly, depending on your availability.
Follow-up
Each session includes a personalized report sent to parents, with observations, concrete suggestions, and sometimes a visualization to practice at home.
Fees
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€75 per individual session
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€65 per session with a quarterly commitment
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€60 per session with a full school year commitment
What if the individual format didn’t quite fit your family?
You don’t have time for regular sessions?
Your child doesn’t have a diagnosis, but just needs to slow down and feel grounded?
They prefer being around other children?
You’d love to share the experience with them?
Every family is different — and there are many ways to experience equine therapy.
Discover our Family & Group Workshops — gentle, shared, and restorative experiences.
The same spirit, the same horse… but a different way to learn — together.
Testimonials from Equestrian Families
A Therapist Filled with Positive Energy
Antonia is incredibly insightful and intelligent — I felt it from our very first meeting, and it only becomes clearer over time!
She does remarkable work with my children. As a clinical psychologist myself, I wanted my 6-year-old twins to start identifying their emotions.
They look forward to seeing Antonia and her adorable little dog Frida every week.
The connection with the horse is precious, and the benefits are obvious.
I wholeheartedly recommend this therapist, who radiates such positive energy!
— Delphine, Clinical Psychologist
My Daughter Truly Recharges…
Every week, my daughter writes her session with Antonia into her schedule — it’s her special moment, like a breath of fresh air.
After long and tiring school days — especially for a little girl with dyslexia — this time is different.
With Antonia, she’s out in nature, with the horses, and she truly recharges while working deeply on communication, self-confidence, and relationships with others.
Thank you, Antonia, for the energy you share, your sensitive approach, and your kindness.
— Esther
My commitment to you
Personalized Follow-Up
You receive a personalized report after each session, with clear observations and next steps.
Active Collaboration
You play an active role in your child’s journey and progress — together, we make sure that each step builds toward growth.
Attentive, Tailored Support
My listening, presence, and attention to detail ensure truly individualized care, where every child moves forward — at their own pace, but always forward.
Limited availability
I only work with a small number of children to guarantee the quality and personalization of each program.
I currently work three days a week (Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday) in Sant Just Desvern at the Centre d’Equitació Poni Club de Catalunya, and two days (Monday and Saturday) in Sant Cebrià de Vallalta (Maresme).
If I don’t have any openings, I’ll do my best to connect you with other professionals or add you to my waiting list, so you’ll be the first to know when a spot becomes available.
Next steps
1. Contact me!
2. We meet, and I observe your child interacting with the horse.
3. You leave with first insights and a tailored follow-up plan
FAQ
Q: Does my child need to love horses?
A: No — many children come with no experience with horses and leave having formed a real connection.
Q: What if my child is afraid?
A: We move at their own pace, always respecting their emotions and comfort level.
Q: Is there any commitment required?
A: No — you can try a single session before deciding whether to continue.
Q: How is this different from riding lessons?
A: In equine therapy, the goal is not technique, but inner transformation — developing calm, confidence, and connection.
Q: How many sessions are needed?
A: Most families notice changes within three months — more calm, focus, and confidence.
Q: Does equine therapy replace traditional therapy?
A: No. Equine therapy doesn’t replace medical or psychological support,
but it offers a living, experiential space where emotions can be expressed and regulated.
It’s especially valuable for children who find it hard to talk or open up in face-to-face settings.
