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Friesian Herd Experiences offers programs that connect people with Friesian horses. Its offerings include equine riding lessons and summer camps for children and adults. Riding vacations, horsemanship experiences and foaling experiences are also listed. The business also provides equine-assisted coaching retreats and on-site equine therapy experiences.
Healing, Hope and Horses is a faith-based growth and learning company located in southern Wisconsin, about 30 miles south of Madison. It uses horses to partner with individuals or groups in creating moments of insight that help people discover patterns holding them back. A trained facilitator creates the space for these moments to occur. Group events and private sessions are available.
Hidden View Farm is an equine boarding and training farm in Mequon, Wisconsin, on about 70 acres of woods, meadows and farm fields. Boarders can keep their horses on monthly stall board and ride and train at their own pace with the farm's trainers. Riding lessons are also offered to people of all ages and skill levels who do not own a horse. The farm has indoor and outdoor riding arenas and, as of its services page, offers somatic therapy sessions with horses.
Creating Pathways Farm offers equine-assisted learning and therapy for individuals, couples, and families. Sessions involve observation and interaction with horses and do not involve riding. Programs address stress, trauma, PTSD, grief, and personal growth. Corporate groups can take part in equine-assisted learning focused on leadership and team development. Classes and retreats may include horses alongside nature and mindfulness.
Horse Power Healing Center offers equine-assisted programs that use horses to support personal growth and emotional well-being. Its programs include therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for people of all ages and abilities. The center is based in Eagle, Wisconsin. Its stated mission is to make these programs accessible and inclusive for the community.
Epetargi Etxea is a family-run business that offers natural therapies assisted by horses, also called social equine therapy (equinoterapia social). The sessions use horses and the surrounding environment as facilitators of each person's development. The team also runs workshops and camps alongside the therapy work. The business is based in the Orrantia area of Valle de Mena, Burgos.
Centro Avarin Munay is a holistic centre in nature near Zaragoza that works in connection with horses. It offers the Equisananda therapy, a body-and-soul care therapy carried out with the help of horses. The centre also runs courses, workshops and retreats, and teaches conscious horsemanship. It provides boarding (pupilaje) for horses in a Paddock Paradise system that aims to resemble their natural habitat.
LifeStriders is a non-profit organization that provides cognitive and physical therapies to individuals and families with special needs. Its services include therapeutic horseback riding, occupational and physical therapy, counseling, and life coaching. Some sessions take place on its farm, and some take place on the backs of its horses. The organization says it charges very minimal fees or none, relying mainly on donations and scholarship funding.
Cuadra Antares is an equestrian business in Soria, Spain. It offers riding classes for adults and children, individual or in groups. It also offers guided rides along the Duero river and in the surrounding area. The business provides horse training and dressage preparation, and horse boarding in boxes with daily paddock access.
Cedar Springs Therapeutic Ranch is a non-profit organization in Slinger, Wisconsin, that offers equine and animal-assisted programs. Its therapeutic horsemanship sessions combine horsemanship, groundwork and riding for people with emotional, cognitive, physical and learning disabilities. The Stable Moments program offers mentorship to foster and adopted youth through natural horsemanship. The ranch also hosts group events built around its horses, pastures and nature trails.
Gailur Zaldiketa eta Aisialdi Eskola is a riding school and leisure centre that uses horses as the main part of its activities. The site lists riding classes, riding routes on horseback, family activities with horses, and camps. It also offers equine therapy (equinoterapia). The team includes instructors with level I riding qualifications and training in therapeutic riding.
M2 Performance Horses offers equine therapy and rehabilitation for horses. Its services include an above-ground water treadmill, a cold salt spa, PEMF therapy, Equivibe treatments, and Equi-Resp breathing treatments. The business also provides a fully insulated and heated 80x120 indoor riding arena. The treatments are aimed at injury recovery, conditioning, and performance.
Stable Hands Equine Therapy Center is a non-profit organisation that uses horse-based activities and therapies. It serves people with special needs and offers equine-assisted programs that aim to support physical, emotional, cognitive and social development. Its Veterans Assisted Sports Training program provides unmounted and mounted horse activities. The center is a member of PATH International and follows its safety standards.
Helping Hands Healing Hooves is a non-profit equine sanctuary and therapeutic program. It offers equine-assisted therapy for children and adults facing physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges. Participants connect with the horses to build confidence, strength, and life skills. The program runs week-long summer workshops and limited individual sessions in the spring and fall.
Freedom Equine Sports Massage provides equine massage therapy for horses. The focus is deep tissue massage, which is used to treat muscular issues. Sessions are offered as a full one hour session or a half hour session. The practitioner, Marissa Skoumal, is certified as an equine massage therapist and has worked with horses for over 10 years. Appointments are arranged by phone, text or email.
Triple H Ranch & Therapeutic Horsemanship offers therapeutic riding lessons for children, teens, and adults with physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Lessons can be mounted or unmounted and include horse care, grooming, and safety as well as riding. Sessions are taught by PATH International-certified instructors, supported by trained volunteer horse leaders and side walkers. The ranch also runs summer and seasonal horse camps.
Equino Aukera offers equine-assisted interventions with its own horses, based in the Navarra countryside. Sessions are designed for individuals or groups and combine therapeutic and educational goals. The business also offers leisure activities with horses, on foot or riding. Services are aimed at people with special needs, schools, associations and social-health centres.
Equànima offers emotional wellbeing experiences with horses in La Seu d'Urgell, in the Pyrenees. Its equine-assisted therapy is carried out on foot and focuses on emotional wellbeing, cognitive stimulation, socialisation and mobility through care for and relationship with the horses. The business also offers horse-assisted coaching, grief accompaniment and ritual sessions with horses. The horses live in herds and in freedom, and the activities respect their needs.
Acres for Joy is a non-profit organization operating a small horse ranch in the Chippewa Valley. It provides equine assisted learning, mentoring, and outdoor activities, primarily for youth who are in need. Horses, along with goats, gardening, woodworking and other hands-on activities, are part of the programs. The aim is to give young people an opportunity to get out of town and enjoy the benefits of ranch life.
Willow Creek Ranch is a nonprofit equine-assisted services organization in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. It offers equine-assisted psychotherapy, equine-assisted learning and horsemanship programs for children and adults with special needs or mental health concerns. Sessions are led by licensed mental health professionals, certified equine specialists and therapeutic riding instructors. The ranch has operated since 2007 and runs its programs with a therapy herd on a 26-acre site.
Veterans Equine Alliance offers horse-assisted coaching for transitioning military veterans and their families. The programs are non-riding and take place with the organization's herd. Sessions may simply involve being with a horse, or may be more active, with the participant and a horse moving and working together. No prior experience with horses is needed.
Thunder Rode offers therapeutic horseback riding and horse grooming for individuals of all ages with special needs. The program aims to build confidence and provide rehabilitative training within the equine industry. Participants interact with horses in group sessions, while volunteers help by leading the horses and assisting with games. The organization also runs Sports Therapy, Iowa Thunder Youth Empowerment and Tri-State Thunder Vets for veterans. Thunder Rode is a non-profit based in Decorah, Iowa.
Growing Together offers horse-assisted coaching sessions for personal development. Participants connect with horses in a calm natural setting to reflect on their authentic selves and release limiting beliefs. The team combines its experience with horses and nature with personal development and therapy approaches. Experiences are available for individuals, families and professionals who want to reconnect with themselves.
The Ark Equestrian Center in Laramie, Wyoming, is part of Ark Regional Services. It offers therapeutic riding and equine assisted learning for people with varying needs and challenges. The center keeps a herd of horses and runs a fully functioning equine facility. Participants can learn skills such as animal health and nutrition, herdsmanship, and teamwork.
