Fysio, osteopathie, bodywork en revalidatie — houd ze gezond en goed in beweging.
Teaching with Animals is a horseback riding school in McDonough, Georgia. It offers western horsemanship riding lessons in a non-competitive environment. It also runs equine assisted learning programs, mainly for children and adolescents who struggle in a classroom setting. The programs are built around a relationship between the participant and the horses at the barn.
Horse Time offers equine-facilitated psychotherapy, where trained mental health professionals use horses as a tool in treatment. Its work also includes therapeutic riding and horse-human interaction programs for children, adolescents and adults. Clients come through mental health centers, residential and day treatment programs, schools and self-referral. The program is a member of PATH International and its instructors are PATH-certified.
TheraPino Reittherapie offers therapeutic riding sessions for people, where horses are used as part of the therapy. Individual sessions are offered in 30- and 45-minute lengths, and a 60-minute group therapy session is also available. The therapy is offered in Neustadt an der Donau. Clients can book by phone, WhatsApp or email, and the business notes that cost coverage by health or social insurers may be possible in some cases.
felicia horse offers osteopathy for horses, including structural, craniosacral, visceral and fascial techniques. The practice also provides ground-work and horsemanship training based on natural horsemanship and biomechanical principles. Individual lessons take place at the client's own stable. The owner, Stefanie Jessing, works in Gamstädt.
Therapiehufe offers horse-assisted interventions for people, carried out outdoors with horses. The sessions aim to reduce fear, support self-confidence and help people cope with physical or emotional strain. The site lists riding therapy, individual and group coaching, and play or birthday sessions for children, with a short trial session available. The therapy horse is a warmblood mare.
Big Stride Therapy provides occupational therapy for children. The therapists use the movement of the horse (hippotherapy) as one treatment tool, alongside sensory processing therapy, reflex integration and other techniques. Sessions use hand-chosen therapy horses, a therapy dog, and volunteers in a natural setting. The practice holds sessions at Fairhope Stables in Duluth on set weekdays.
Hope Horsemanship is a lesson, training and equine massage program based in Jackson, Georgia. It offers riding lessons that start from the ground up, including halter, grooming and saddling. It also provides on-site horse training, including starting young horses and rehab-focused training. Equine massage and sports therapy are offered as standalone sessions or alongside training.
EveryThing Horses Inc runs equine-based programs for children and young adults. Its Equine Assisted Learning services are built on ten pillars for building healthy relationships. The organization offers specialized equine therapy activities for children on the autism spectrum and other developmental challenges. It also provides horse activities and horsemanship training for African American children and their families. The program operates from a leased four-stall barn and pasture in Lithonia, Georgia.
Chastain Horse Park is an urban horse park in Atlanta offering riding lessons on its school horses and ponies. It also provides boarding and therapeutic riding. The park runs therapy programs that bring horses into individualized treatment for people of all abilities. Equine-assisted learning is part of its programme.
Bodywork 4 Horses offers equine massage and bodywork for horses. Sessions combine massage techniques with PEMF therapy and red light therapy, with kinesio taping and cupping as needed. Services include pre and post event work, rehabilitation, pre-sales evaluation and maintenance. The practice works alongside veterinarians, farriers and chiropractors and serves the Kansas City, MO area, with travel to Lexington/Louisville and other areas on request.
Naturerlebnis-Reiten is based at Gut Körtlinghausen in Rüthen-Kallenhardt and works with ponies, small horses and donkeys. Its pedagogical riding offer supports self-perception and self-experience for children, young people and adults. Children's and dwarf riding is offered in groups, focusing on fun with the animals in nature rather than classical riding instruction. Riding lessons take place outdoors around Schloss Körtlinghausen and are billed weekly or monthly.
Norman Farms offers hippotherapy, which uses equine assisted movement to help patients reach functional goals. The farm also provides physical therapy, including pediatric care for patients aged 0 to 18. Horsemanship lessons are available for riders of all ages. Patients are supported by staff and horses on the farm.
The Crothers Way is a horse-focused business located at Cedar Brook Farm in West Union, Ohio. It offers therapy for horses using equipment such as cold laser and TENS, performed onsite. The farm also provides boarding, breaking, broodmare management and sales preparation for horses. Facilities include a large number of stalls, indoor and outdoor arenas, multiple paddocks and trails.
Mustang Journey is a nonprofit organization that rescues Mustangs removed from free roaming herds and held in captivity. It adopts Mustangs from Bureau of Land Management holding pens and gentles and trains them until they are ready for adoption. Veterans and community volunteers work hands-on with the horses under the supervision of Mustang Journey trainers. The program also offers equine assisted interaction to veterans, first responders and the wider community. The facility includes indoor arenas, barns and pastures for the horses.
Taylored Equine Bodywork offers equine massage, PEMF sessions and Red Light sessions. The services are described as holistic complementary care aimed at supporting healing and overall wellness. The business serves Southern and Central Ohio. The practitioner, Taylor Wheaton, has an equine science degree and background in equine rehabilitation, and provides care and education to horse owners.
Lucky Charm Farm offers riding lessons, including a mother-daughter riding program with weekly private lessons, horsemanship training, groundwork and facilitated trail rides. It also provides equine therapy using PEMF, red light, cold laser and Theraplate treatments, which can be done at the farm or with haul-in horses. Therapies are available by appointment only. The farm emphasizes a supportive barn culture focused on learning and horse welfare.
SMART with HEART offers therapeutic riding through its Adaptive Riding program. Certified therapeutic riding instructors teach riders basic riding and horsemanship skills adapted to each participant's individual needs. Sessions are led by PATH Intl. certified instructors and use the organization's specially trained therapy horses. The program aims to build balance, coordination, communication skills, and self-awareness. The organization is a PATH Intl. accredited premier center serving Sarasota and Manatee counties.
Naples Therapeutic Riding Center offers therapeutic riding for children and adults with physical, social and mental health needs. Its programs are delivered through horses, and it runs a Mini Horse Therapy Program and Occupational Therapy with Horses. Group programs are offered as equine-facilitated psychotherapy or equine-facilitated learning, either mounted or unmounted. Volunteers help run the riding and therapy programs.
Crossroads Corral provides Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and Learning in Central Florida. It serves active military, first responders, veterans, survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence, foster youth, and others facing trauma, anxiety, or depression. Individual, family, and group sessions are led by Licensed Mental Health Professionals and Certified Equine Specialists. Sessions typically run 45-60 minutes and build skills such as communication, trust, teamwork, and leadership.
Horses With A Mission is a non-profit therapeutic riding center in Groveland, Florida. It offers therapeutic riding for people with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities. Lessons for 2 to 4 riders include grooming and tacking, warm-up exercises, skill games over obstacles, and cool-down. The program aims to support the cognitive, physical, emotional, and social well-being of participants.
Whispering Manes Therapeutic Riding Center is a non-profit organization offering therapeutic horseback riding and therapeutic horsemanship classes for people with physical, cognitive, and emotional disabilities. Participants work with specialized horses through mounted and un-mounted activities. Sessions are supervised by PATH certified professionals. The programs aim to improve muscle strength, balance, motor skills, and communication skills. Participants also often gain self-esteem through their bond with the horses.
Healing Hooves Psychotherapy offers equine-assisted psychotherapy for individuals. Sessions are personalized, one-on-one and held outdoors. A licensed therapist, a certified equine specialist and horses work together to support emotional growth and self-awareness. Sessions are ground-based, so no riding is required; activities include grooming, leading and sharing space with the horses. The business also offers horsemanship and riding programs as part of its therapy services.
Horse Life Miami offers equine-assisted therapy and therapeutic riding programs for children and adults with disabilities in South Miami and surrounding areas. Its programs include adaptive horseback riding, equine-facilitated psychotherapy, family bonding lessons, and unmounted horsemanship. The farm also provides horse boarding with matted stalls, paddock turnout, a covered arena, and daily care. The programs are delivered with medical and equine professionals.
Bit by Bit is a therapeutic riding center offering hippotherapy, where horse movement is part of physical, occupational and speech therapy sessions for children and adults with special needs. The center also provides riding lessons for individuals with special needs. Sessions are guided by licensed therapists, with horses taking an active part in each session. The center also runs a Horses for Heroes program for disabled veterans.
