HETI Journal : International Research and Practice

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HETI Journal

The publication is released once a year. The journal publishes Original articles, Reviews, Study Protocols, Clinical Cases (case studies) and Theory and Practice of special interest after having been reviewed by a double-blind review process. The journal is published in the English language and is available to HETI members free of charge. There are no fees for authors. Non HETI members may purchase articles from the HETI store.
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What is HETI Journal?

Founded in 1994 to advance Equine assisted services

HETI Journal: International Research and Practice was created in 1994. It is the official publication of The Federation of Horses in Education and Therapy International and a reference for most Societies in Equine Assisted Services internationally. The journal’s focus is to advance knowledge about Equine Assisted Services, and to bring researchers and clinicians authoritative information on the educational and therapeutic contribution of equine behaviour and motion in providing comprehensive care for individuals. 

What do we publish?

We publish articles from the following categories after having been reviewed by a double-blind review process

  • Original articles
  • Reviews
  • Study protocols
  • Clinical cases (case studies)
  • Theory and practice

Language and availability

The journal is published in the English language and is available to HETI members free of charge. There are no fees for authors. Non HETI members may purchase articles from the HETI journal repository. There are no open access options at the moment.

  • Published in English
  • Free for HETI members
  • Non members can purchase from HETI Store

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