Pascaline Leconte Equithérapeute

Pascaline Leconte offers equine-assisted support and Equimotricity services in the Weppes area near Lille, in France’s Hauts-de-France region. Drawing on two years of hippotherapy training with Procheval in Belgium, certification in Equimotricity with Catherine Saublens, and qualifications in equitation and ethological teaching, she works with horses and ponies as partners in individualized support. Her approach emphasizes respect, attentive listening, confidentiality, and the well-being of both people and horses.

Sessions may be individual or small-group, last around 45 minutes to an hour, and take place with the horse present; riding is not required. Depending on each person’s needs and a jointly developed support plan, activities can focus on sensory and relational experiences, emotional well-being, adapted riding, or physical and motor rehabilitation. The work may support coordination, balance, body awareness, communication, confidence, attention, and social connection. Pascaline welcomes children and adults, including people with disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, emotional or learning difficulties, and those seeking personal well-being or a new way to connect with horses.