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Hope for Hearts Horse Farm is a nonprofit organization that runs an Equine Assisted Learning program. Participants work with horses on goal-based, ground-based activities that do not involve riding. The program aims to build insight into personal thoughts and behavior patterns, along with communication, leadership and self-confidence. No previous horse experience is required.
Hoof and Harness is a nonprofit organization in Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, that offers equine assisted learning and therapy. Its programs use horses for one-on-one, horse-centered sessions for people with physical, emotional and mentally challenged needs. Sessions include horse grooming instruction, cart driving lessons, and sensory processing activities. The organization provides its services free of charge.
Tierra de caballos offers personal growth and transformation sessions assisted by horses, based in Arucas, Gran Canaria. Sessions are individual, for couples, families or groups, and are also offered to organisations and teams. The methodology combines horse-assisted work with systemic constellations, coaching, mindfulness and emotional management through body awareness. The business was founded in 2010 and works with the horse as a facilitator for learning at both emotional and physical levels.
Stillwater Stables is a non-profit youth organization that has operated since 2008. It runs equine-assisted learning programs in which children build a relationship with a horse through grooming, leading and hands-on activities. Programs such as Stable Moments, Horses and Friends and Pathways target life skills like trust, respect, confidence and emotional awareness. Day camps for different age groups are offered at the stables on 18 acres in Wilmington, Ohio.
Hoof N' Hound is based in Southwest Indiana and works with horses to teach people. It offers equine health and emergency first aid training for students and instructors, and horseback riding lessons. Its Equine Assisted Learning programs use horses as partners for people, including at-risk youth. The business also runs horse safety lessons and team-building and personal development programs.
Robinson's Equine Therapy and Riding is a nonprofit that runs adaptive horse-assisted riding sessions in Lafayette, Indiana. The program welcomes individuals of all abilities, especially riders with physical, developmental, or emotional challenges. Sessions are supported by trained volunteers and gentle horses, and take place in an indoor arena. The family-owned farm is a Quarter Horse facility where the horses are raised and cared for on the property.
Centro Hípico Las Atochas is a riding centre near Carmena, Toledo, run as a federated equestrian sports club. It offers riding in dressage, show jumping and cross-country, for sport or for leisure. The centre also provides boarding (pupilaje) for horses and ponies, with boxes and paddock options. It offers equine-assisted therapy for children and adults.
Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding Center offers therapeutic riding and therapeutic horsemanship in central Indiana. Its programs use horses for equine-assisted services for children and adults with physical, emotional, or cognitive challenges. Therapeutic riding sessions pair each rider with a support team based on their needs and level of independence. Therapeutic horsemanship teaches horse care, behavior, and riding skills, adapted when needed. The center is a PATH Intl. Center Member and is supported by volunteers and donations.
The Mustangs of Service Veterans Program is a free mental health program for American veterans. Participants work with wild mustangs through groundwork, with no horse experience required. The program uses brain-based horsemanship and equine assisted learning. It is described as non-clinical and is not a traditional talk therapy program.
Harnessing Hope is an equine-assisted program in Morristown, Indiana, offering therapeutic riding and driving for people of all abilities ages 5 and up. Its sessions use horses to build interpersonal skills and co-regulation, and no diagnosis is required to take part. The program also offers Equine Assisted Learning, including mobile sessions at the client's location. Riding and driving lessons run weekly at the farm from April to November, with winter hours by appointment. The organization is a PATH International Center member.
Helios Equine Performance & Rehabilitation Center provides rehabilitation and performance programs for horses. Services are tailored to each horse's individual needs and are built around personalized care plans and therapeutic support. The center works with veterinarians and horse owners to support mobility, recovery, and long-term soundness. Treatment options listed on the site include water walker, aqua treadmill, cold laser therapy, cryotherapy, and lunging.
Club Hípico Capellanía is a riding club in Méntrida, Toledo, that states it is federated and approved by the Castilla La Mancha equestrian federation. It offers riding classes for all levels, from beginners to experienced riders, including classical dressage and the Spanish High School. The club also runs equine-assisted therapy sessions for children with autism spectrum disorder and guided horse rides along the Alberche river. Its horses are described as well cared for and accustomed to people.
Central Kentucky Riding for Hope is a non-profit that offers therapeutic riding to children and adults with physical, cognitive, emotional and social needs. Its programs are led by PATH Intl. Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors and use its own horses in equine-assisted activities. Services are open to participants across the lifespan, starting at age five.
Oak Top Hill Horse Farm is a horse farm south of downtown South Bend, Indiana. It offers horseback riding lessons, including private and group lessons in Western and English riding for beginners and experienced riders. The farm also runs equine-assisted learning experiences, including corporate retreats, youth development programs, and personal growth workshops that involve its horses.
Giant City Stables is a horse riding facility located inside Giant City State Park near Carbondale, Illinois. It offers guided horseback trail rides, summer horse camps and hand led rides for young riders. The stables also run private, semi-private and group riding lessons. Therapeutic riding sessions for people with disabilities are provided by PATH Intl certified riding instructors.
BayStar EquiCenter offers equine-assisted programs for individuals, families, groups, veterans and youth. Its services include personal growth workshops, equine assisted psychotherapy, equine assisted learning and leadership and team-building workshops. Sessions take place outdoors on a farm, with clients interacting with horses on the ground. No prior horse experience is needed.
KQH Equine Therapy offers cold saltwater spa treatments for horses. The treatments are designed to help reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support recovery. Sessions for the legs typically last 10 to 20 minutes, and packages are available, including a day package for trainers with several horses. The therapy is described as complementary to veterinary care and rehabilitation plans, not a replacement for a veterinarian.
Crossroads Ranch uses horses as the core of its experiential learning programmes. It offers team building workshops for groups, youth camps and youth development workshops, and retreats. Equine assisted personal development is offered to individuals. The stated mission is to help people discover and develop their hidden potential through experiences with horses.
Reins and Rainbows is a program that serves children, youth, adults, and families with emotional and behavioral support. Its approach combines experiential learning with cognitive behavioral therapy. Horses are used as partners in individual and family therapy, equine assisted learning groups, and youth programs. The organization also runs workshops for teachers, youth workers, coaches, and parents.
Courage Rock Stable is a therapeutic riding center in Monticello, Indiana. It offers therapeutic riding and horsemanship classes for participants aged 5 and older who have disabilities, as well as those who are victims of violence or abuse. The stable also runs summer camp, school and group activities, and a therapeutic program called Therapeion. Its instructors are certified to the standards of PATH Intl.
Perkins Equine Therapy provides physical therapy and rehabilitation for horses and riders. Services include functional performance and equine PT evaluations, equestrian PT evaluations, and biomechanics evaluations. An inpatient rehabilitation board is offered for horses recovering from serious injury or illness, along with full care board that includes a dedicated stall, daily turnout and access to the indoor and outdoor arenas. The practice is run by Dr. Emily Perkins, a physical therapist and Certified Equine Rehab Practitioner, and is available by appointment only.
Chakota Therapeutic Riding Center offers therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults with disabilities. The programme aims to increase self-esteem, dignity and emotional well-being through interaction with horses. Riders learn horsemanship skills that support physical, mental and emotional growth. The non-profit organisation relies on volunteers who assist with riding sessions and maintenance. The centre works to follow PATH guidelines.
The Riding Centre offers English riding instruction with an emphasis on the balanced seat for children and adults. It also runs a therapeutic riding program, along with day camps and group and private lessons. The grounds include barns, pastures, outdoor and indoor rings, and a cross-country hunt course. The school keeps its own horses for lessons and therapeutic riding.
Milestones, Inc. is a nonprofit therapeutic horseback riding program in Independence, Kentucky. It serves individuals with disabilities and seniors aged 50 and over. The Therapeutic Horseback Riding program teaches horsemanship skills and basic grooming. The Silver Saddles group offers seniors a way to socialize, stay fit, and learn new skills on horseback. The program aims to build independence, self-confidence, and social skills.
