Social Workers are Allied Health professionals who support individuals during crises by offering information, referrals, and counselling. They address social justice issues, disadvantage, and marginalization, and work in diverse settings like health centres, hospitals, mental health facilities, and universities. People may seek their assistance for family violence, mental health concerns, disability, homelessness, unemployment, illness, and more. While no legal registration is required for Social Workers in Australia, some jobs may mandate registration with the AASW (Australian Association of Social Workers). They play a vital role in connecting individuals with public services, providing emotional support, and advocating for social change to improve the well-being of vulnerable populations.

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is a modality within which humans interact with horses in their natural environment as a tool for emotional growth and learning. The therapist, horse and client collaborate in an experiential praxis, the benefit of which to the client is learning about themselves and about others. After participating in activities with the horses which support the development of assertiveness, problem-solving, taking responsibility, relationship building and leadership, therapists and clients discuss and process feelings, behaviours and patterns. Through engaging with the dynamic nature of horses, clients may address addiction, attention deficit disorder, depression, abuse issues, eating disorders and relationship problems.