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We provide equine-assisted therapy to people with and without disabilities.
We are also A Member Center of Stable Moments therapy program for foster and adopted children.
Horses have been used in therapy for centuries. The ancient Greeks even used them for people who had incurable illnesses. Its earliest recorded mention is in the writings of Hippocrates, around 460 B.C., who discussed the therapeutic value of riding.
Equine-assisted therapy is a treatment involving equine activities for the growth of those who have cognitive or physical challenges. There are several different types of both physical and mental therapies that can be used to help stimulate growth and learning.
As a 501(c)3 charity, we rely on loving people like you to help us help others.
We are grateful for anything you can provide. Whether it’s a monetary donation, water for our riders and volunteers, a therapy horse, or food for events, we welcome any kind of donation!
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