The power to change young people’s future is made of passion and dedication. Sometimes the life of a horse crosses paths with the life of a teenager. This encounter will change their future. This interview, which reads like a story, takes us to a community in the Reggio Emilia Apennines, born from the love of a vet and a psychologist. Their story is about a passion that, together with animals, has changed the sometimes “complicated” lives of teenagers who, immersed in nature, have rediscovered their own “centre”.
From Japanese Shinrin-Yoku to functional training in parks: why slowing down, listening and moving in nature is not …
