Equine Assisted Services Research Report

How do you keep up with the flood of new peer-reviewed equine assisted services research in journals from all corners of the globe? It just became a lot easier. Meet EASR. (Sure, you can call us Eez-er.) EASR is a new digital publication that links you directly to new peer-reviewed EAS research from journals and universities worldwide. First step: we sort all the new research into topics for you. You can instantly see what has been recently published on a topic like equine assisted psychotherapy, autism, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis--25 medical and mental health topics in all. But we don't stop there: We also research educational and professional topics in EAS, and dive deeply into EAS horse care, welfare, selection, and behavior. You go to the topic you need, and see all that's new, or you scroll through it all and pursue multiple topics of use to you. We collect all the details for you, describe it for you, and link you directly to each study. All you have to do is scroll, read, and click to read an article or thesis in full. More than 50 topics are covered in the index, from 25 individual human medical and psychological diagnoses undergoing EAS research, to equine-assisted learning and therapies, the EAS horse and its welfare, EAS organizational management, professions and certification in EAS, adaptive equestrian sports, veterinary social work, EAS technologies and patents, and much more. Subscribers receive one email notifying them that a new issue has been published. Inside are 70-80 article listings, with additional EAS research information. Only current research published in the previous three months are included. At least 70 percent of articles are completely free to read; another 30 percent may be paywall-protected. The report can be read online on any Internet-connected smartphone, tablet, or computer. Issues are stored online for subscribers, who can search universally across all issues for an author name, topic, or title.