What kind of session arrangement allows an equine to engage in tandem hippotherapy?

The correct answer focuses on the nature of tandem hippotherapy, which involves two equines working with the same group of clients at the same time, allowing for a more comprehensive therapeutic experience. In this context, limited involvement in other Equine Assisted Services (EAS) activities provides the necessary focus and attention to effectively conduct tandem hippotherapy sessions.

By limiting other activities on those days, practitioners can ensure that all resources, including time, staff attention, and equine preparation, are dedicated to the hippotherapy session. This allows for a more organized and structured approach, enhancing safety and therapeutic outcomes while giving clients the full benefit of the session. In contrast, coordinating multiple activities or having daily activities without restrictions could lead to distractions and reduce the effectiveness of the therapy.