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Parallel Effects Equine runs one-on-one somatic sessions to help regulate the nervous system, with horses at the centre of the work. The sessions are called Held by Horses - The Landing Sessions and are open to people with no experience with horses. The business also runs a women's event series called The Equine Effect. The founder works as an Equine Assisted Learning and Horse Facilitated Development facilitator.
Healing Horse Ranch is a business in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, run by two horsewomen. It offers experiential learning with horses, using the Cartier Farms BuildingBlock curriculum. Horses are included in designed exercises, where they act as barometers and facilitators while trained specialists guide participants. Booking is by appointment only.
Icehorse Ranch breeds and trains Icelandic horses, with a focus on trail and pleasure riding. The ranch also sells Icelandic horses and other horse breeds. It offers clinics and lessons aimed at developing the horse through respect and trust. Equine therapy and Tellington TTouch groundwork are offered for horses, including a mobile service and rehabilitation after injury.
Alatheia Center for Equine-Assisted Therapies is a nonprofit that uses horses to support people with physical and developmental disabilities, veterans, and first responders. It began as a therapeutic riding center and now runs three equine-assisted programs. The programs aim to improve physical, emotional and mental health and life outcomes. The center serves Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan Counties from its home at 1573 Easy Street in Sunnyslope.
Therapeutic Riding of Tri-Cities, known as TROT, uses the connection between humans and horses to support wellness and mental well-being. Its programs include adaptive riding, hippotherapy and physical therapy sessions, and youth and veteran programs. The organization also offers private riding lessons. Services are aimed at children, adults, veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, and people with special needs.
Spirit Therapeutic Riding Center provides equine assisted activities for people with physical, emotional and learning disabilities, as well as senior citizens and challenged learners. The center focuses on capabilities and promotes independence. It has been a member of PATH Intl. since 2006 and was opened by a certified therapeutic riding instructor. The center's programs are built around its horses.
Blue Mountain Therapeutic Riding is a non-profit corporation serving Walla Walla, WA, and Milton Freewater, OR, and surrounding areas. It uses Equine Assisted Services to work with people who have disabilities and mental health challenges. Its Adaptive/Therapeutic Horsemanship program offers mounted riding lessons adapted to each rider, with volunteer support such as horse leaders and side walkers. Riding sessions run in six-week spring, summer and fall seasons at 1150 Valley St, Walla Walla.
Ride for Joy is an adaptive horsemanship center in Caldwell, Idaho, serving children and adults with disabilities, foster youth, and veterans. Its Adaptive Riding program lets participants learn to ride in a setting tailored to their individual needs and goals. Lessons are planned and taught by PATH Intl. certified therapeutic riding instructors or instructors-in-training. The center also offers equine-assisted services for veterans and military personnel.
Claire Poinsot offers equine-assisted therapy, in which a person works with a horse and a qualified equine therapist. Sessions use a range of exercises and can be therapeutic, educational or aimed at wellbeing. They are offered to children, adolescents and adults, individually or in small groups, on foot or mounted. The practice also offers canine mediation, which is listed separately on the site.
Riding 4 Life offers horsemanship and beginner riding lessons for riders of different ages. It runs equine assisted learning and hippotherapy programs, including services for autism, and offers therapeutic riding. The business also provides horse boarding, camps, clinics and retreats involving its horses.
Restored Stride offers equine bodywork and horse massage in Oliver, British Columbia, and the surrounding South Okanagan area. Sessions use massage, myofascial release, light-touch techniques, Reiki and gentle stretches, adjusted to each horse's responses. The initial session includes a conversation about the horse's history and workload, followed by an assessment of posture, movement and muscle tone. The practitioner works with owners, vets and farriers, and travel outside the local area is available.
Methow Valley Riding Unlimited offers individual and group riding lessons in English and Western styles, usually from March through November. It runs summer camps where children learn to care for, groom, tack up and ride horses. Its therapeutic horsemanship riding programmes serve kids and adults, and it runs Equine Assisted Services. MVRU currently owns four horses and operates from Crown S Ranch in the Methow Valley.
True Blue Equine Healing offers equine massage for horses, focused on senior and trail horses. Sessions are held at the owner's farm near the Pilchuck Tree Farm Equestrian Lot, and mobile massage is available by prior arrangement. Monthly care packages cover maintenance, performance and conditioning, and rehabilitation with return to work. The practice also liaises with the horse's vet or farrier when appropriate.
The Happy Ruth Ranch is a family-run therapeutic farm in Kelowna, BC. It offers western riding lessons for riders aged 12 and older, with a focus on horsemanship, groundwork and caring for horses. The ranch also runs equine therapy and programs for neurodivergent children and teens, held in a calm, low-arousal setting. Participation is by appointment and in ongoing weekly programs.
Finding Your Stride runs programs that pair people with horses for personal growth. Its Equine Assisted Learning sessions focus on life skills, confidence, communication and leadership. Its Equine Assisted Therapy sessions focus on emotional healing and are guided by a registered mental health therapist. Workshops are offered for women, men, and youth, with participants working with horses on the ground rather than riding.
Ceffyl Wellness Centre is a full-service equine and wellness facility in Langley Township, B.C. It offers equestrian coaching, horse training, and horse rehabilitation. Boarding is available with half and full board options, including coaching packages and a retiree board for older horses. The centre also runs F.E.E.L. (Facilitated Equine Experiential Learning) sessions, where horses work with people, alongside counselling and other wellness services.
Stiqiw Wellness Collective is a group of counselors offering equine facilitated counseling and wellness services. Sessions take place at a barn with a horse and a licensed therapist. The collective also offers services in traditional office settings, walk and talk, nature-based, and telehealth formats. The counselors work with clients across the lifespan in Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish and King Counties, Washington.
NW Hearts United offers heart-centered healing and empowerment programs that use horses as part of the work. Sessions take an experiential, somatic and nature-based approach to help people calm their nervous system and regulate emotions. Programs are offered to youth, adults, families and first responders, with locations in Whatcom, Skagit, Island and Snohomish Counties. The founder, Amy Schilder, has a background in equine therapeutic and experiential educational programming.
North Fraser Therapeutic Riding Association is a non-profit charitable organization in the Maple Ridge area of British Columbia. It offers therapeutic riding programs for children and adults who experience physical, mental, emotional or social challenges. Riders take part in sessions on the association's own horses, led by CanTRA-certified instructors. Programs are designed around each rider's individual needs after an assessment.
Aqua Horse provides equine hydrotherapy for horses, including a water treadmill and cold salt hydrotherapy. The therapy is used for rehabilitation, performance conditioning and injury prevention. The business is linked to Dominique Buckland Dressage in Langley, BC, which offers full training programs, haul-in lessons and competition coaching. Horse buying and selling support is also offered through the same practice.
Hearthstone Equestrian is a horse farm in Chilliwack, British Columbia. It offers English riding lessons for all skill levels, including jump and dressage lessons and competition coaching. It also provides horse boarding, young horse board and therapeutic riding. The farm also sells hay.
Lindsay Road Counselling offers traditional counselling, nature-based therapy and equine facilitated counselling in Vancouver and Richmond, British Columbia. Equine facilitated sessions take place outside and are led by a registered clinical counsellor, with horses as co-counsellors. The practice describes a person-centred, trauma-informed approach. Individual equine facilitated sessions are offered, along with group experiences and nature-based workshops.
Halcrow Counselling offers counselling for adolescents and adults, delivered virtually and at a ranch in South Surrey. Its Equine Assisted Therapy sessions use horses as part of the counselling process, with the level of contact with horses chosen by the client. The approach is Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy, and there is no riding involved. The counsellor is a Registered Clinical Counsellor who also uses other therapeutic approaches such as CBT and EMDR.
Urban Horse Project is a non-profit organization that brings horses into Vancouver and Burnaby. It runs equine assisted learning programs for urban children, youth and adults. Participants work hands-on with the horses and with each other in training activities, then reflect on the experiences. The programs aim to build confidence, communication, teamwork and leadership skills.
