Tuesday, December 3rd, at Black Hawk College, alumna and horse professional Cheryl Eriksen returns to share her journey with horses, revealing how they have been pivotal in her healing and professional life. The event begins at 6:30 PM in the library of Building A, offering attendees a chance to dive into her literary works, which explore deep connections with these majestic animals. Cheryl’s books, including her insightful memoir “Follow Me, Friend,” will be available for purchase, providing readers insights into equine-assisted therapy and the horse-human bond. For further details, contact the BHC Library at [email protected]. Join this enlightening session and discover the therapeutic power of horses.
Cheryl Eriksen’s journey, detailed in her memoir “Follow Me, Friend,” showcases her transformative experiences in the equine industry and the therapeutic power of horses. After a career that began in veterinary assistance and the APHA circuit, Eriksen discovered her calling in equine-assisted therapy, combining her passion for horses with social work. Her academic pursuits led her to develop courses on equine-assisted psychotherapy. Residing in Kentucky’s Bluegrass region, she balances her time between being a horse midwife and sharing her insights through writing and speaking. Her personal battle with undiagnosed PTSD and her path to recovery highlight the profound connection between humans and horses.