Fysio, osteopathie, bodywork en revalidatie — houd ze gezond en goed in beweging.
Hof Grüneberg is a historic farm in Grüneberg, north of Berlin, that offers riding for beginners and advanced riders, adults and children. Riding lessons are given in individual, paired or small-group format, with an emphasis on English-style dressage. The yard also offers riding for people with disabilities, including therapeutic riding. Holiday flats on the farm are offered alongside the riding programme.
Saddle Up! is a therapeutic horseback riding program for children and young adults with disabilities. Its Therapy Services offer weekly physical, occupational, or speech-language therapy appointments that use equine movement as part of the treatment. The program also includes adaptive riding and adaptive horsemanship, along with an equestrian club and interactive vaulting. Saddle Up! operates on a 34-acre farm in Franklin, Tennessee.
Firefly Ranch Academy offers equine-assisted learning that combines horses with academic and life-skills education. Its Horses Changing Hearts Program is a 60-minute guided session in which students interact with horses to build empathy, responsibility, and self-awareness. Other offerings include the Horses in School Program and the Reading With Horses Program. Sessions take place in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
Pro IRA e.V. is an association offering inclusive and therapeutic riding in Berlin Spandau. Its offerings include therapeutic riding, individual and small-group special educational support with horses, therapeutic vaulting, riding lessons and hippotherapy. Sessions are individual or group and adapted to each participant's needs. The association keeps its own horses and ponies on about four hectares of land on the grounds of the Evangelisches Johannesstift.
Equinox Horse Foundation is a nonprofit organization offering therapeutic riding to children, adults, teens, and veterans. Its services use the riding of horses to provide physical and mental therapy. The foundation also runs riding services and lessons. Volunteers take part in its work, and it raises funds for scholarships so more people can access equine assisted therapy.
Epona Ridge offers boutique experiential retreats facilitated with horses. Its programs use Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning (EFEL) to help people build awareness, non-verbal communication and personal balance. Offerings include a five-day Colorado immersion and private retreats for small groups of friends. The founder, Barbara Alexander, has trained in EFEL since 2004 and is an Eponaquest Worldwide facilitator.
White Horse Performance Therapy offers equine massage and bodywork for horses in Mill Spring, North Carolina, and the surrounding areas of western NC and upstate SC. Services include massage therapy for stress points, myofascial release, kinesiology taping, and PEMF. The practice also offers equine nutrition consultations, including hair analysis testing and customized feeding plans. The owner is a certified equine nutritionist and massage therapist.
Dark Horse Integrated Bodywork offers Masterson Method equine bodywork for horses. The Masterson Method is a gentle, interactive form of bodywork that works with the horse to release tension and support natural, balanced movement. Sessions are mobile, with the practitioner coming to the horse in its familiar environment. Sessions are by appointment only and serve Temecula, San Diego, Orange County and surrounding areas. The bodywork is not a replacement for veterinary care, and horses under veterinary care should have their veterinarian's approval before sessions.
Stable Connections of TN offers equine-assisted learning, an experiential approach to personal growth that takes place with horses on the ground. Sessions are one-to-one and workshops are also offered. The work focuses on emotional regulation, self-trust, boundaries and relational skills. No riding is involved and no horse experience is needed. The approach is described as trauma-informed.
De la Cruz Farms is a nonprofit farm offering therapy services and recreational equine sessions. Its therapy services use equine movements to help participants achieve functional outcomes. Recreational sessions take place on the ground or on horseback, with participants assisted by a horse leader, side walkers, or farm staff. The farm serves individuals and groups with needs such as cerebral palsy, autism, and brain injuries, with programs inspired by the Christian faith.
Four Quarters Equine offers certified equine massage and bodywork for horses. The practitioner describes working with horses alongside integrative therapies such as acupressure, Swedish massage, cold laser/red light therapy, stretching, and myofascial release. Sessions are booked directly through the website, and the site also includes a page of client horses.
Second Chances Equine Connection offers equine-assisted programs aimed at emotional healing and personal growth. Participants connect with horses in a supportive environment intended to help them find solace, strength, and renewal. The programs also include riding lessons, according to family testimonials on the website. The site presents the work as a source of positive change for participants and their families.
Greystone Manor Therapeutic Riding Center is based in Lancaster, PA, and has provided equine-assisted therapeutic activities to children and adults with special needs since 1981. Certified therapeutic instructors teach its horsemanship lessons, assisted by trained volunteers. The center also runs group programs, including equine-assisted learning for trauma survivors, at-risk youth, and school groups. It operates as a non-profit organization.
Green Meadow Farm is a faith-based nonprofit that offers lessons free of charge to children and teens struggling with trauma or emotional difficulties. Children work with horses and farm life, including chores, horse care and handling, and riding, to build communication skills and healthy attachment. Each child is paired with an instructor who personalizes the lessons, and a parent or caretaker stays on the property during each session. The farm has welcomed children and families to its lessons since the spring of 2012.
KG Equine Massage Therapy offers equine sports massage for horses. Sessions are available as a single 1.5 hour session or as a four-session package. Discounted pricing applies when three or more horses are booked at once. The owner is a certified equine sports massage therapist who states she is not a vet and does not diagnose or treat horses.
Hope's Haven Youth Ranch pairs rescued horses with children who have experienced conflict or trauma. The program is a six-week mentorship in which the horses help young participants work toward healing. Horses that do not qualify for the mentorship program are adopted out to forever homes. The organization is faith based and offers its mentorship services free of charge.
Karin Haverkamp offers horse training and schooling, including training under saddle and work in hand. She also gives riding lessons for horses of all breeds, with lunging, ground work and rider seat training. The business offers therapeutic riding and animal-assisted interventions, along with individual training advice and courses. The website is still under construction.
Walnut Grove Farms is an equine business in Dover, Pennsylvania. It offers recreational riding lessons in English and Western disciplines, along with one and two day camps and horse shows. It also runs a therapeutic riding program with a herd of horses, led by instructors certified by CECTH. Lessons are available privately and in groups, with monthly rate options.
Eggert Equine Therapy offers equine bodywork for horses, including massage, fascia blading and stretching. Sessions typically last 45 minutes to one hour, depending on the horse's needs. Kinesiology taping and PEMF therapy are also offered. Bodywork clinics and a digital course teach owners basic stretching and postural exercises.
Peppertree Farm LLC is a family-owned farm in Spring Grove, PA. It offers horseback riding lessons for all ages and riding abilities, in both English and Western styles. The farm also runs equine-assisted therapy sessions that use structured activities with horses to support emotional and behavioral goals. Horse-Powered Reading, a literacy program that uses horses, is also offered, and the farm takes students to horse shows from April to October.
SunnyBrook Meadows Therapeutic Riding is a nonprofit offering therapeutic riding for people with disabilities. Its programs use equine-assisted activities to support balance, communication, and social skills. The farm also offers regular riding lessons for ages 6 and up, with private and small group sessions. Lessons are held in indoor and outdoor arenas and on trails, using the farm's own horses.
Reitschule in Balance is a horse training business run by Maria Nagel. It offers mobile training and riding (Beritt) for horses on site, as well as riding lessons for riders who want to sit more balanced and communicate better with their horse. It also offers equine-assisted coaching for people, focused on presence, communication and self-confidence. The business serves the Kamenz, Bautzen and Dresden area.
Whispering Soul Equine Healing offers equine-assisted psychotherapy, a trauma-informed and experiential model of counseling. Sessions integrate traditional therapeutic frameworks with the wisdom of the body and the natural environment. The practice takes a compassionate, collaborative approach built on the belief that healing happens through connection. Listed services include individual counseling, a veterans program, and nature-based talk therapy.
Graceful Acres is an Equine Assisted Therapy program located in Halifax, Pennsylvania. The program uses horses to enhance the quality of life for its clients and community. It works to strengthen mental, physical and cognitive well-being. The program instructs riders in the skills of natural horsemanship and is volunteer based.
