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That Zen Farm offers equine-assisted Gestalt coaching, with horses taking part in the sessions. Sessions include one-on-one private sessions, phone or Zoom coaching, family or significant other coaching, and group coaching. Work takes place in the arena, the lounge, or in nature with a horse. The coaching is led by Marcy Waelti, a Gestaltist.
Pacific Equine offers integrative bodywork and massage for horses. Sessions are tailored to what each horse needs and use manual massage, stretching, acupressure, and exercises. The practice also offers postural assessment and enhancement plans for horses coming back from injury or prolonged turnout. The work is positioned alongside veterinary and chiropractic care rather than as a replacement for it.
Hawaii Horse Massage offers equine sports massage for horses across Oahu, aimed at improving muscle performance and routine maintenance. It also offers equine fascial integration therapy, which works on patterns of imbalance using connective tissue chains. The business also offers massage for people, including a barnside service and orthopedic massage at a clinic location. The owner is a licensed massage therapist and a board certified equine massage therapist.
Horses for Hope is an equestrian center in Raleigh, North Carolina, offering English and Western riding lessons, trail lessons and camps. Lessons are open to riders of all ages and skill levels, in private, semi-private and group formats. The organization also provides therapeutic riding lessons for individuals who could benefit from equine-assisted therapy. Horses for Hope is a non-profit organization that keeps its own herd at the barn.
Stepping Stone Stables offers public and therapeutic riding in Pikeville, North Carolina. Services include individual and group riding lessons, trail rides and party packages. The stable also provides horse boarding and horse leasing. Therapeutic riding lessons are led by a head instructor for students with special needs.
Gale Falcongreen offers equine assisted therapy and coaching for people, working with horses as part of her programs. Her approach combines the herd's behaviour with counselling methods such as Gestalt psychotherapy and expressive therapies. Reiki, nature journalling, poetry and art are also incorporated. Horsemanship coaching is offered alongside the therapy work.
Hoofbeat Farm offers Equine Assisted Therapy, using horses and ponies as co-facilitators in counselling and mental health work. Sessions for children, teens and adults focus on self-awareness, relationships, boundaries and emotional support. Programs include individual sessions, an eight-week Horse Wisdom Program, group sessions and a Connection to Memory program for aged care facilities. Sessions are held in the arena, round-yard or paddocks, and the business serves Kempsey and the Macleay Valley Region.
Rolling Ridge Morgans is run by Vicki Linden, who has taught children and adults to ride for many years. The business offers riding lessons and camps. It also provides therapeutic horseback riding, with individualized horse therapy for special needs children and adults. Vicki is the owner and trainer, and her site says she has worked with troubled and abused horses.
Unbridled Faith offers faith-based equine assisted learning, using horses and herd behavior as a model for personal growth. It runs certification seminars that train and certify facilitators in its Faith Based Equine Assisted Philosophy (FBEAP). It also offers individual client work and private sessions. The business was founded by Elaine Davis and established in 2005.
Mane & Woof is a massage therapy practice serving the Michiana area. It offers equine and canine sports massage using myofascial release and deep tissue full body massage. The stated aim is to restore natural ease and range of motion in horses and dogs. The practice also provides continuing education for owners and professionals to strengthen their connection with their animals.
Hands Healing Horses offers equine sports massage and holistic training for working and pleasure horses. The work focuses on reducing pain and improving mobility, movement and range of motion. Care is offered before and after competition, shows, races and sales. The owner is a certified equine sports massage therapy practitioner based in South Bend, Indiana.
Reitsport Baumgartner is run by Gerd Baumgartner, who has more than 30 years of experience with horses. The business sells and advises on saddles, including western, dressage and all-purpose models, along with accessories. It also offers equine physiotherapy and osteopathy with a focus on the long-term health of horses. Gerd Baumgartner trained in horse physiotherapy and osteopathy and is a Horse Bodyforming instructor.
Windy Ridge Ranch Riding Center is a therapeutic riding center that keeps its own horses. It was established in 2007 and later became a nonprofit organization. The center offers seasonal riding lessons to residents of Houston County and surrounding communities through a pony club program. The site also describes a separate animal-assisted activities program that uses therapy pets.
Lost Creek Ranch is a non-profit horse rescue in western Wisconsin. It offers Western and English riding lessons for beginners through show riders, in indoor and outdoor arenas. It also runs equine-assisted therapy programs and therapy sessions for people. Its rescue, adoption and rehabilitation work matches horses with people. Scholarships are offered so that programs are available regardless of ability to pay.
American Standardbred Adoption Program Inc. is a non-profit organization that places retired or non-racing Standardbred horses in qualified homes. The program offers riding lessons and equine assisted learning programs. Horses available for adoption are kept on site at Pedretti Lane in De Soto, Wisconsin. The organization is run by volunteers and is open by appointment on most days.
The Yellow Farm is a horse facility in New Germany, Minnesota. It offers western riding lessons for beginners to advanced riders, available in 30 and 60 minute slots. The farm also runs therapeutic riding and horsemanship programs for people with disabilities and for youth. Its facilities include a heated indoor arena, an outdoor arena, a round pen, and ten box stalls.
Striking Gold Stables is a horse business operating out of Stillwell Stables in Colts Neck, New Jersey. It offers horseback riding lessons for beginner to advanced riders, including hunter/jumper instruction for children and adults. The business also provides boarding and training board, with feeding, turnout and stable care included. Therapeutic riding lessons are offered for riders with disabilities.
Legend Equestrian is a horse farm in Hillsborough, New Jersey, offering riding lessons with horses and equipment provided. Lessons are available for all levels, with English or Western instruction and a specialization in Western riding. The farm also runs therapeutic horsemanship and adaptive riding programs, including for veterans and people with special needs. Its owner is a physical therapist who uses live horses and equipment such as Equicizers in rehabilitation programs.
Special People United to Ride (SPUR) is an equestrian center offering adaptive horsemanship for children and adults. Its programs serve students with disabilities at the Sunnyside Equestrian Center. Instructors are certified by PATH International, the governing body of therapeutic horsemanship. The organization also runs an Equine Environment for Learning Program and relies on volunteers to help with its programs and barn work.
Serenity Stables, From Combat to Calm is a non-profit organization offering equine therapy for veterans, service members and their families. Individual counseling sessions combine mounted and unmounted exercises with the horses. Group sessions for veteran groups include discussion, trust-building and time spent with the horses. The therapy is delivered by licensed clinical counselors working alongside horse professionals. Team-building days for groups are also offered.
Morning Star Farm is an equitation facility in Fredon, New Jersey, offering riding lessons for children and adults. Lessons are offered individually and in groups, from beginner to advanced levels. The farm also runs a Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program focused on the physical, mental and social development of riders with special needs. A Sunday Horsemanship Program teaches horse care, grooming and safety.
Operation HOPE is a mental health practice in Monmouth County, New Jersey, serving clients aged 12 and up. Its core service is equine-assisted psychotherapy, which involves ground-based, guided interaction with rescue horses. The practice also offers eco therapy outdoors on its farm and talk therapy, available in person or through Telehealth. Sessions are led by Licensed Clinical Social Workers.
Reinbows, Inc. is a nonprofit organization in Windom, Minnesota. It uses horse-assisted activities to help people achieve healthy behaviors and reclaim the joy in their lives. Its programs combine activities such as pottery, carpentry, photography and drone flying with time spent with its resident horses. Participants learn horse safety, grooming, leading and riding with a leader. The organization began operating in May 2008 and keeps eight resident horses.
Stable Minds runs meditation programs that use horses in Atlantic Highlands, NJ. Sessions include unmounted pasture meditation, mounted meditative trail rides, and grooming with the horses. Sessions are open to participants 16 and older, and no prior horse experience is needed. Private and group packages are available, and the sessions are designed to support calm, well-being and mindful awareness.
