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Equirolax offers equine sports massage for horses, run by Romane Leclerc. The treatments aim to improve performance and general condition and support muscle recovery. Massage is available before an event to prepare the muscles, or after effort to help recovery and prevent stiffness. The practice covers Haute-Normandie and nearby areas and sells single sessions and session packages.
Ecuries du Val Raquet is a horse boarding yard in Calvados, near Lisieux and Livarot. It offers box, paddock and pasture boarding, as well as rehabilitation and care for horses, including balneotherapy with an underwater treadmill. The yard also runs training and recovery programmes and offers foaling and young-horse rearing services for mares.
Relais équestre du Miloir is a horse property in Saint-Désir, Normandy, offering horse boarding. Boarding options include annual, retirement, work, leisure and short-stay places, with spacious boxes and paddocks. Riding lessons are given by a qualified instructor on a fibre arena. The yard also offers care, massage and physiotherapy programmes for horses, and guest rooms for riders who bring their horses.
Active Equicoaching offers horse-assisted coaching, known in French as équicoaching, mainly for companies in Normandy. Sessions are led by coach Amandine Simon and take place at the Domaine des Cinq Sens, a private yard. The offer includes individual management coaching, group coaching, training courses and company seminars. The work is based on interactions with horses on foot, with no prior riding knowledge needed.
Les Chevaux de Congor is a horse business on the Guérande peninsula in Loire-Atlantique, run by Guyonne Dugast Rouillé. It offers horse boarding in small paddocks with hay available, plus training and rehabilitation for riding and sport horses. It also teaches riding and offers horse-drawn carriage hire, including for weddings. The site also lists equine mediation and equicoaching services.
Equi'Om is a horse livery in Bayon, near Nancy, with 18 owner's boxes. Horses are kept in open boxes with daily mucking out and a feeding plan adapted to each horse's needs. The business also offers equine behaviour consulting and equine-assisted therapy (equithérapie and hippothérapie). Its approach focuses on animal and human well-being and on improving the relationship between horse and owner.
Les Écuries du Cadet Cabré is a small owner-run horse yard affiliated with the FFE. The yard offers psychological support sessions with horses, led by manager Nathalie Wagner. It also hosts dressage training stages with Sara Oliveira that are open to outside riders. The site states that the yard no longer takes new boarders and that its main activity is equine therapy.
North Peace Ride for the Disabled Association is a voluntary, non-profit organization in Fort St. John, BC. It offers riders with a disability or limitation horse-related activities, with weekly riding sessions. The program runs from the start of October through the end of April each year. Every horse is assessed by the Ride Coordinator for temperament and suitability, and volunteers are trained to support riders.
Manade de la Quère offers horse trekking in the Vexin natural park, with day rides and rides followed by an overnight bivouac. It also runs equicoaching sessions and nature retreats where people work on personal development with horses. Riding lessons are offered alongside the rides. The business also runs a family breeding of Camargue horses.
Le Pied à l'étrier is a non-profit association founded in 2006 in the Val d'Oise area of France. It offers equine-assisted therapy (équithérapie and hippothérapie) and adapted riding for people with disabilities. Sessions are offered as care, as leisure riding, and as competition riding. The association is based in Fosses and works with its own horses and ponies.
Espace Equestre Equitao is a natural-setting equestrian space near Gennes in the Maine-et-Loire area. It offers natural pasture boarding for horses and ponies, with herd living, shelters and walking tracks. It also offers equine-assisted therapy and coaching, and riding courses for young people during school holidays.
Petit Nuage Equicowching is a space for personal development and well-being guided by horses and cows. Sessions are individual and tailored, and the animals are part of the coaching process. The herd includes a pony and two mares, and the property covers 6 hectares. The site also offers a tiny house for guests.
Le Cheval Emeraude is an equine mediation centre offering equicoaching, a personal development method guided by horses. The centre offers sessions for children, adolescents, schools, companies and older or disabled people. It also offers pony sessions for young children and workshops such as "Ecrin de soi" and "Licol en main". Horses are the core of the work, and the centre has a herd of named horses.
Les Licornes du Bois Gelé is an equestrian centre that opened in August 2020 on a small family farm. It keeps horses and ponies suited to children and adults, trained for riding in the open countryside. The centre offers rides, hikes and riding lessons, including courses preparing for the Galops de Pleine Nature. It also runs equine-assisted therapy and mediation sessions for people with specific needs.
Riding Warriors at Sams Ranch is a faith-based nonprofit that supports families with children ages 8 to 18 who have special needs. The program offers spiritual, emotional, and physical support through horse therapy. The ranch is run by a family who raises, trains, and rides their own horses. The organization is based in Mt. Zion, Illinois.
Doriana Couturier is an animal osteopath who treats companion animals and livestock, including horses. Sessions are offered at home, in the stable or at the breeding farm. Horses are treated alongside dogs, cats and other species. The practice covers the Marne department and neighbouring departments, with travel fees beyond 40 km from Witry-lès-Reims.
Reflet Repère is a place for rest and reconnection in the bocage of Thiérache, run by Thomas and Virginie. Its main offer is equicoaching, a personalised coaching session led by Thomas and facilitated by horses. It also offers equine-assisted animal mediation, using the relationship with horses and a donkey to support wellbeing. Virginie leads creative wellbeing workshops.
The Changing Lives Through Horses Foundation offers equine-assisted activities for people facing challenges, including disabilities and mental health concerns. Its programs aim to foster confidence, connection, personal growth and emotional well-being through the human-horse connection. The foundation also works with children with ASD and their families. It offers financial assistance so that its programs can be accessible to those who need them.
Got Your 6 Equine Assisted Learning offers ground-based learning sessions in which horses act as teachers for people. Sessions are facilitator guided and focus on objectives such as problem solving, leadership, teamwork and communication. Programs include date and bestie nights, veteran and first responder workshops, women's group nights, and family and men's workshops. No previous riding or horse experience is needed, as all activities are done on the ground. The founders describe the approach as a personal growth tool rather than therapy.
Drouin Spring Equine Center, also known as DSEC, is an equine facility in the Goldstream Valley near Fairbanks, Alaska. It offers riding instruction with attention to the health and fitness of each horse, with year-round lessons in a heated indoor arena. The center also offers EAGALA model equine assisted psychotherapy sessions for groups and individuals, with horses as counterparts in the sessions. DSEC has eleven stalls with attached paddocks, outdoor and indoor arenas, pasture and trails, and hosts clinics and schooling shows during the summer.
Ravens Flight Equestrian is a nonprofit equine therapy program based in North Pole, Alaska. It offers equine-assisted services and structured riding opportunities for veterans, children, seniors, and families. Its programs focus on emotional regulation, confidence, and connection through human-horse interaction. The organization also plans pony and horse events, summer camps, riding lessons, and clinics. Services are scheduled by appointment and include mobile programming.
AURORA is a non-profit organization based in Wasilla, Alaska, that uses horse-assisted therapy. It offers Therapeutic Riding and ground-based Eagala therapy sessions with horses. The programme is aimed at children and adults with physical, psychological, emotional and other disabilities. Sessions are run by a team that includes a licensed mental health professional and a qualified equine specialist.
Stride Alaska Therapeutic Riding offers therapeutic riding for children and adults with special needs. Services include clinics and extended therapeutic riding sessions, usually small group sessions of one hour per week for six weeks. Instructors are certified by PATH, EAGALA or CHA and consult with licensed medical and mental health providers. Each rider is assisted by trained volunteers, including a horse leader and side-walkers, at The Ridge Riding Facility in Wasilla, Alaska.
Equine Assisted Therapy Alaska is a non-profit organization serving children and adults with physical, emotional and cognitive disabilities. It offers therapeutic horsemanship classes and activities designed to build confidence, physical strength and personal achievement. Its services include hippotherapy sessions led by a licensed therapist and equine assisted psychotherapy. Conditions served include cerebral palsy, autism, multiple sclerosis and traumatic brain injury.
