Turre ‘Dames’ help women victims

Expat group supports innovative domestic violence therapy

0
249
Women working with the horses on the recent council therapy course

By Emma Randle

British women’s group, the Dames of Turre, has pledged to support a pioneering animal assisted therapy scheme helping local victims of domestic abuse.

The decision came following a course recently offered by Turre council for women experiencing family difficulties, run by therapist Susana Salamanca using horses to aid the therapeutic process.

The course was offered as part of a campaign to commemorate the international day against domestic violence in November, and was the first time the council had invested in that type of activity.

Read more in this week’s print edition or go to e-paper

SHARE
Previous articlePoints Record
Next articlePig farm scandal hots up

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.