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Jeremiah's Crossing is a nonprofit therapeutic horseback riding center in central Wisconsin. It offers equine assisted activities lessons designed for individuals with special needs and their families. The program uses its own horses to work with each rider. The organization also runs volunteer programs and fundraising events in support of its lessons.
Just Breathe with a Horse offers equine-assisted mindfulness experiences for women, teens, children, families and work teams. The programs use horses to help people lower anxiety, build confidence and improve communication. Services include equine therapy workshops, women's circles, team-building workshops and sessions booked through the website. The business is run by Christine, an equine facilitator and life coach, from a farm in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Arena de la MAR is a family-owned venture that brings horses and people together. It runs Equine Assisted Learning sessions in its indoor arena. The indoor arena is also available for rentals. The business is based in Iron River, Wisconsin.
Just Relax offers equine massage for horses, with each horse assessed before a session tailored to its individual needs. Sessions include a full body massage aimed at building topline, improving flexion and reducing tension. Essential oils and cold laser (red light) therapy are offered as add-ons. Services are performed by a certified equine massage therapist and cover Minnesota, Northern Iowa and West Central Wisconsin.
Mesa Vista Therapeutics is a non-profit therapeutic riding center in Powhatan, Virginia, with programs for riders with special needs. It also offers traditional riding lessons in Hunter/Jumper, Hunt Seat, Dressage and Western disciplines, plus show instruction. The farm provides full and co-op stall boarding, weekly exercising, and farrier services. The farm was established in 1995 and offered breeding, boarding and lesson programs from the start.
Prehab360 offers alternative therapy modalities for horses, including PEMF sessions, MagnaWave and Bemer sessions, and red light therapy. Each session is customized to the individual horse, based on the concerns raised by owners and trainers. The business also provides thermography evaluations. The practitioner collaborates with trainers, veterinarians, chiropractors and farriers.
Quarter Moon Acres Equine Therapy uses horses in therapeutic activities for people with disabilities. Its equestrian program pairs student riders with instructors, horses and volunteers in therapeutic riding sessions. Sessions of about 60 minutes may include grooming, learning horse care, riding and other therapeutic activities. The programme also serves veterans, first responders and other individuals seeking personal growth.
Naturally Balanced Veterinary Services offers veterinary acupuncture and chiropractic treatment for horses. The practice works alongside traditional veterinary medicine rather than replacing it. Services include equine chiropractic adjustments, acupuncture, and saddle fitting. The practice has been equine-only since 2021.
Finish Line Farms Equine Services offers farrier care aimed at keeping horses' feet healthy. The business also offers massage and bodywork, using a hands-on integrative approach to encourage soft tissue mobilization. MagnaWave PEMF treatment is offered as well. Appointments are scheduled by appointment.
Michael Estermann is a veterinarian (Mag.) who offers osteopathy and fascia therapy for horses. His treatment combines osteopathy, fascia therapy, massage and physiotherapy, and he teaches owners a basic stretching programme for their horses. The practice also offers dental care for horses and osteopathy for dogs. The site stresses preparing horses for regeneration after being ridden as part of regular care.
Shorty's Safe Haven is a non-profit ranch that rescues horses and works with them in its programs. Its Cowgirl Club program brings girls ages 4 to 18 together with the horses on the ranch. Working with the horses is used to build skills such as responsibility, accountability, compassion and empathy. Donations and sponsorships support the rescue horses in the program.
The Balanced Horse Project offers body-focused work for horses, using a program called RegenerativeTLC to address injuries, posture and movement problems. Services include on-site or remote sessions, a Rejuvenation Training program, photo or video analysis, and riding lessons. Founder Patricia Cleveland also runs workshops, consultations and education for trainers, owners and riders. Mobile service is offered in the Eastern US and Ontario Canada. The work has also been extended to some other animals beyond horses.
Hilltop Equine Concepts, run by Heather Underwood, offers holistic wellness support for horses. Its services include integrative equine bodywork and balance, with remote consultations available nationally and in-person hands-on bodywork in some regions. Bodywork consultations teach horse owners skills and provide tailored exercise or rehab programs based on a review of videos and images of the horse. The business also offers equine nutrition counseling and wellness consulting for horses with issues such as lameness, metabolic disorders and EPM, and states that these do not replace veterinary advice.
Leave It in the Sand offers Equine Gestalt Coaching, in which people work in partnership with horses. Sessions are experiential and mostly take place on the ground, and no prior horse experience is needed. The work focuses on processing grief, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions. The offer also includes healing retreats and private 90-minute sessions.
The Yellow Rose Farm is a nature-based wellness business in Somerset, Wisconsin, on a small private horse farm. Its equine-assisted sessions use the herd to help people explore self-discovery, connection and personal growth. The team includes EAGALA-certified practitioners who run equine-assisted coaching and learning sessions. The farm also offers mind/body/spirit services, and appointments are by arrangement only.
River Valley Riders is a nonprofit organization that connects people with special needs with horses. Its equine-assisted services include therapeutic horseback riding and carriage driving. Lessons are open to students in the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area and western Wisconsin, from mid-April through late October. The programme is supported by over 200 volunteers and follows the safety and instructional guidelines of the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International.
Gorczańska Zagroda is a small, family-run stable in Poland that has kept horses for over 25 years. It offers riding lessons for children, young people and some adults, taught by an experienced riding instructor who is also a hippotherapist. Riding is available in the riding arena and as trail rides in the countryside. The stable also offers hippotherapy sessions for children.
Synergy Horsemanship offers massage and bodywork for horses, combining it with training to address areas of weakness and soreness. It also provides riding lessons for people of all ages, focused on relaxation, body awareness, grooming and leading. The business is based in Northern Colorado and offers canine massage as well. Horse training is currently not offered.
Haven Acres is a faith-based youth mentorship ranch in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. It pairs rescued or adopted horses with at-risk youth, who work each week with a mentor and a horse during summer sessions. The sessions are free of charge and include chores around the farm and basic horsemanship. The program focuses on building trust, confidence and a good work ethic. Special programming is available for Deaf and Hard of Hearing children, with Deaf mentors and ASL interpreters.
Serenity Ranch LLC is a non-profit in Suttons Bay, Michigan, that uses horses in programs for children and adults. Its mission is to empower people in need through the healing qualities of horses. The programs go beyond riding and horsemanship lessons and aim to help participants build trust, respect and honest communication. The organisation is supported by donations and volunteers who help its clients, facilities and horses.
Infinity Animal Therapy offers microcurrent therapy for animals using Electro-Acuscope and Myopulse devices. Treatments focus on neuromuscular and musculoskeletal health, pain management, and recovery after injury. Maintenance sessions are offered to help prevent injuries and support horses' performance and well-being. The practice works alongside veterinarians and trainers, and offers mobile services as well as haul-in appointments.
NoDiggity Equine Bodywork is run by Carmen Jorns as a solo practice focused on equine bodywork. Sessions aim to improve comfort, movement and performance in horses, from competition horses to those in regular training. Each horse receives a 60 to 120 minute session combining hands-on bodywork with a written report and a consultation. The practitioner uses myofascial release, soft tissue therapy and osteopathic techniques, and educates owners on the work done.
Operation Remount Corporation is a nonprofit that pairs wild mustangs with veterans and first responders. Participants do one-on-one gentling and training with their mustang during a six-week course held at a ranch in Wyoming. The program is designed to help participants manage symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, and depression while giving the horses a forever home. Participants who complete the course have the opportunity to adopt their horse free of charge, provided they have a suitable place to keep it.
Genussreiten is a small horse farm in the Mühlviertel region of Austria. It offers guided rides with leased or own horses, for experienced riders as well as beginners, usually with one-to-one accompaniment. The farm also has a riding arena and keeps several horses. It offers horse-assisted coaching for children, adults and people with disabilities, aimed at building trust and personal development.
