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PonyUp4Kids Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Poughquag, New York. It runs equine-assisted programs for children, teens, adults, veterans and people with special needs. It also rescues and rehabilitates horses that are used in these programs. The organization serves Dutchess County and surrounding areas of New York State.
Topfield Equestrian Center is an equestrian facility in Cold Spring, New York, with indoor and outdoor arenas. It offers adaptive riding lessons, adaptive carriage driving and adaptive ground lessons that focus on horsemanship without riding. The center also runs horse-assisted therapy for people with physical, psychological, or developmental disabilities. Its programs are open to anyone looking for a non-competitive experience with horses, and it has a free program for U.S. veterans.
Willow Brook Farm is an equestrian facility in Holliston, Massachusetts, offering horseback riding lessons for riders from age four through high school. The farm runs summer riding camps for all ages and experiences. It also hosts an IEA riding team and therapeutic riding lessons. The facility has over 30 lesson horses and ponies, two indoor arenas and a 100 x 200 outdoor arena with stadium jumps.
Shag Bark Hickory Farm is a farm in East Windsor, Connecticut that offers weekly horse riding lessons, with preschool and homeschool classes. Lessons include grooming, tacking up and a half hour of riding instruction. The farm also takes students to local horse shows, hosts birthday parties where children ride and groom horses, and offers equine therapy. It is a nonprofit that runs a scholarship program for families in need and gives a safe haven to semi-retired horses.
Inline Veterinary Wellness is a mobile equine veterinary practice in the New Milford, Connecticut area. The practice focuses on the health and soundness of athletic horses. Services include veterinary chiropractic, acupuncture, herbal therapy, diagnostic ultrasound, digital radiology, and pre-purchase exams. Because the practice is fully ambulatory, it treats horses on location rather than at a clinic. The practice also treats dogs.
Time Out Foundation is a non-profit in northwest Connecticut that offers long-term, non-residential therapeutic support to children. Its main programs are Equine-Assisted Therapy and Horse Care, and Wilderness-Based Therapeutic Mentoring. Each program combines professional counseling with hands-on outdoor activities. The foundation also runs a horse rescue and sanctuary on its farm.
Alchemy Equine offers equine bodywork for horses, aiming to support their wellbeing, performance and recovery. The services include massage and PEMF sessions delivered by a certified equine massage therapist. The business also offers Liberty horsemanship, with lessons, clinics and demos. Services are offered in Western Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island, with travel available along the East Coast.
Airmid Equine Massage offers massage therapy for horses. The practice aims to enhance horses' comfort, flexibility and performance and to support their overall well-being. The practitioner completed a 200-hour certified equine massage program that included anatomy, physiology and massage techniques. The business serves Northwest Connecticut and Southwest Massachusetts.
Woman of Horses is run by certified equestrian professional Michelle Wellman, based in Honoka'a, Hawaii, with services offered nationwide. The business provides horse training, including dressage, jumping and ground manners, as well as riding lessons for riders of all levels. Equine bodywork and massage are offered to improve circulation, muscle health and flexibility. Michelle also offers equine assisted psychotherapy, working on the ground with a mental health professional and a herd.
Haku Baldwin Center is an equine-assisted services organization on Maui, located in Makawao. It offers adaptive riding for children and teens with physical, cognitive, or emotional support needs. Its equine-assisted learning programs focus on emotional growth, self-esteem, and life and job skills. The center also offers pasture and paddock boarding for horse owners.
The Spirit Horse Ranch offers trauma-informed equine-assisted services for youth, families, and individuals in crisis. Its programs include the Youth Program, Ohana Strong for families, the Kūpuna Program for older adults, and the Veterans Program. Sessions use horses to support healing from trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression. The ranch also offers workshops and trainings.
Heart Horses runs a therapy program for youth, adults, families and groups that works with horses. Services include Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, Equine Assisted Learning and therapeutic horseback riding. Individualized programs cover psychotherapy, learning, team building and therapeutic riding. Sessions are experiential, with clients engaging in activities with the horses. The business is located near Waialua on the North Shore of O'ahu.
Therapeutic Horsemanship of Hawaii uses its horses as partners to support the minds and bodies of its riders. It offers riding lessons and day or week-long camps where participants learn to groom, saddle and ride. Riding instruction is specialized for special needs individuals, and therapeutic riding is open to people of any ability. Guided horse-assisted activities are also offered to children for personal growth and healing.
Tipi-Tapa is a centre dedicated to horse-assisted therapy, located in Gordexola, Bizkaia. Its goal is to improve the quality of life of people with functional diversity through interventions with horses. The main service is hippotherapy, where the rider sits on the horse and therapists guide the movement toward specific goals. The programme also includes therapeutic riding for users with enough autonomy to ride. Sessions are designed around each person's individual needs.
Centro Ecuestre Zabolain is a riding centre in Arrasate-Mondragón, Spain. It offers riding lessons for all ages and levels, including adapted riding. It also provides equine-assisted therapy and horse boarding for clients' own horses. Guided rides through the forests and natural park around the area are available for individuals, pairs and groups.
Tiny Hoof Animal Therapy of West Maui is a non-profit farm in Lahaina, Maui. It offers animal-assisted programs, including equine assisted therapy, for people with autism, PTSD and other emotional or developmental challenges. Programs are offered by appointment, and participants receive scholarships to cover program costs. The farm is home to over 20 therapy animals.
Rainbow Riders is a nonprofit organization offering therapeutic horseback riding and un-mounted horsemanship. Its programs aim to support the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social well-being of children and adults with special needs. The therapeutic riding program uses horses to improve strength, balance, coordination, and posture. The organization also offers equine-assisted learning and therapy sessions, led by PATH International certified instructors.
HOPE Therapeutic Riding Center Inc. offers equine-assisted therapeutic, educational and recreational programs for people of all ages and abilities. Its programs focus on building life skills through the study of horse behavior and natural horsemanship. The work is led by a PATH Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor. Participants can work with the horses to build physical strength, confidence and community connection. The center is located on about 50 acres near Rochester, Illinois.
Hooves to Heal is a non-profit organization in Northern Illinois offering therapeutic horseback riding. Its programs use the organization's own horses to support physical strength, balance, and coordination. It also offers equine-assisted therapy that focuses on trust, communication, and emotional well-being. The programs are open to individuals of all abilities.
New Kingdom Trailriders is a non-profit therapeutic horseback riding facility in the Quad Cities, founded in 1984. It offers therapeutic horseback riding lessons to riders as young as four years old. Its programs aim to empower individuals of all ages and abilities to reach their full potential through equine assisted activities. The organisation is accredited by PATH and relies on volunteers to run its programs.
Healthy Strides is a multi-service counseling practice offering individual, family, and group services. It provides equine-assisted psychotherapy, in which horses are integral members of the therapy team, alongside traditional office therapy. Sessions are offered in person and by telehealth. The practice also provides medication management through a nurse practitioner.
KF Equine is a practice focused on equine fitness, performance and rehabilitation. A veterinarian certified in equine rehabilitation and performance medicine leads the team, working alongside an engineer who studies equine biomechanics. Services combine traditional veterinary care, such as vaccinations, equine dentistry, lameness exams and joint injections, with holistic options including acupuncture, chiropractic and laser therapy. Custom exercise and at-home rehabilitation plans are also offered.
Pegasus Path offers Equine Facilitated Learning, a leadership and personal growth approach that uses horses. Sessions include one-on-one coaching, team coaching and workshops. Work is hands-on and done from the ground, with no riding involved. Group workshops take place at the horse barn or on location at the client's site.
Equine LEAD is a horse facility in Southern Illinois offering full-service horse boarding. It provides personalized horseback riding lessons for youth and adults. The business also runs virtual and in-person equine coaching focused on personal development and leadership, plus field trips for community groups.
