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Hunter Lane is a boarding and training facility in Sonoma County, California. It offers box stalls and paddocks with daily cleaning and hay feeding, and stallion accommodations are available. Training and riding instruction are offered in both English and Western disciplines. The facility also runs an Equitherapy program that provides equestrian activities for people with disabilities.
Bridle Up Hope Davis County is a program that uses horses to help girls and women build hope, confidence, and resilience. It runs a 14-week program that combines horses, personal growth, service, and meaningful connection. The stated goal is to encourage hope and healing. Interested people can request more information or schedule a barn tour.
Picadero Escuela Las Cruces is a horse riding centre near Don Benito in Badajoz, Spain. It offers riding lessons in classical, vaquera and high school dressage, taught by experienced instructors who assign a suitable horse to each rider. The centre also organises guided horse rides through the Sierra de las Cruces, arranged by time of day and route. It provides individual boxes with automatic drinkers, feeding three times a day and daily care for clients' horses, and runs equine therapy sessions for people with disabilities or special needs.
Nerea Fernández offers equine physiotherapy and rehabilitation for horses, carried out by a veterinarian specialised in this field. Each visit includes a full assessment of the horse's gait and of its tack and equipment fit. Treatments include manual and electrotherapy techniques, with sessions for musculoskeletal health maintenance and for horses with diagnosed injuries. The practice works in collaboration with the horse's own veterinarian and covers the provinces of Alicante, Valencia, Murcia and Asturias, with travel to other areas possible.
NCEFT is a center that uses equine-assisted interventions to support children and adults facing disabilities and mental health challenges. Its programs combine evidence-based practices with the human-horse connection. Services listed on the site include physical and occupational therapy, mental health and resilience programs, and adaptive riding and horsemanship. The organization was founded in 1971 and describes itself as a pioneer of equine-assisted programs in the United States.
Xenophon Therapeutic Riding Center is a non-profit organisation that offers equine-assisted activities and therapies. Its programmes include therapeutic horseback riding and horsemanship. Pediatric therapy sessions for children aged 2 to 18 combine physical and occupational therapy, with hippotherapy used as the treatment approach. The centre also serves veterans and has a herd of its own horses.
Horses Healing Heroes is a 501(c)(3) organization offering equine-assisted psychotherapy. It works with veterans, police officers, firefighters, children and others suffering from PTSD and other life challenges. Clients learn new communication skills and build confidence as they develop a bond with a horse. The programs are based at CRSTEL Ranch in Herald, California, which also serves as a retirement facility for elderly horses.
Hearts Landing Ranch offers Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) with rescued horses to help individuals and families overcome mental health challenges. Each session includes a mental health professional, an equine specialist and one or more horses. No riding is involved, and clients interact with the horses from the ground in activities tailored to their treatment goals. The ranch also runs a Veterans Services program for veterans, including those dealing with PTSD.
Renaissance Healing and Learning Center offers hippotherapy, which uses the help of the horse as treatment, for children and adults with physical and emotional challenges. The rhythmic motion of the horse works the rider's muscles in a manner similar to the human stride, supporting balance and movement. Sessions combine riding with the interaction between horse, patient and staff. The centre has provided this therapy since 1998 for patients with neurological and orthopedic conditions.
Hooves for Harmony offers horse therapy for children with special needs. The programme is based at Morning Star Farm in Novato, California. It focuses on personal development in young people through volunteer service and horsemanship. The organisation is run as a non-profit with volunteers working alongside the horses.
LB's Rock N Riding Ranch & Lessons is a horse ranch in Placer County, California. It offers western horseback riding lessons and camps for riders. Its programs also include ground work and therapy sessions with horses. The ranch rescues horses and livestock animals, which take part in its educational programs. It also hosts events and offers boarding.
Horseplay Therapeutic Riding Center is a nonprofit centre offering a year-round therapeutic recreational horseback-riding program. The program is for special needs children and adults in the Tri County areas of Solano, Napa and Yolo. Riders with conditions such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Down syndrome and autism take part to improve strength, balance and self-esteem. The centre is affiliated with PATH International.
Healing Pastures @ C Horse Ranch is a non-profit based at 11685 Lorenson Rd in Auburn, California. It offers English and Western riding lessons for all ages, in group or individual format, including lessons for people with special needs. The ranch also runs equine-assisted therapy programs aimed at physical and mental wellbeing, alongside seasonal horse camps and birthday parties. The site lists horse boarding among its services.
Donkey Business is a riding centre offering riding lessons for beginners and experienced riders. It provides stabling and paddock boarding for clients' horses, as well as retired and injured horses. The centre also offers group and private rides in the surrounding Mediterranean forest and equine-assisted therapy. Horses live in semi-freedom in large paddocks on a 10-hectare property.
Elle Equine offers adaptive riding and horsemanship programs for people with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities, as well as for at-risk youth. Its equine-assisted learning programs use the horse as a partner to build skills such as communication, responsibility and empathy. Classes can be mounted or unmounted and can be taught privately or in small groups.
Bridled Mind offers equine-assisted psychotherapy for patients in Utah Valley, alongside traditional talk therapy. Equine sessions follow the EAGALA method and use ground-based activities with horses, such as feeding, grooming, and exercising. The equine sessions do not involve horseback riding, so they are open to patients of all ages. Traditional therapy methods offered include cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, and mindfulness.
Reins of Hope is a ranch in Utah that offers Horse Guided Empowerment sessions. In these ground-based sessions, people work with horses to build self-awareness, emotional clarity, and healthy boundaries. The ranch also offers natural horsemanship riding and training for horses, using methods inspired by the Parelli program. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and groups.
The Equellness Center is a nonprofit wellness organization offering equine-assisted services and wellness programs. Its programs use horses to support mental fitness and personal growth. The work is aimed at children, teens and adults. Sessions combine equine-assisted activities, horse relationship and connection work, and rhythmic horseback riding, guided by trained professionals.
Unbridled Hope and Healing is a non-profit organization that works with rescued horses and uses them in therapy. Its services include horse rescue, hippotherapy and equine assisted psychotherapy. Licensed professionals incorporate equine movement and activities into treatment for physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. The organization also offers riding lessons to all ages who are interested.
Windstone Counseling offers counseling in which therapeutic interactions with horses are part of the treatment process. Individual therapy is delivered in an arena setting using the healing power of horses, guided by an individualized treatment plan. The practice also offers couples, family, group and corporate sessions. Rachel Gardner, LCSW, is listed as founder and director.
A Helping Hoof Equine Therapy is a program that uses horses to help people grow toward their better selves. It offers equine facilitated psychotherapy for clients, veterans, adults and youth. The site also lists donations to fund the program, which it says supports veterans who cannot afford care. Workshops and private riding lessons are offered on the site as well.
Whole Body Equine offers equine massage and bodywork for horses, including myofascial release and yoga-based exercises. The service also includes rehabilitation support and performance optimization programs for horses. The practitioner also runs Horse Connection sessions that guide people through time with horses. The business is based in Washoe Valley, Nevada.
ONE Equine LLC offers science-based, whole-horse bodywork for horses. Services include sports massage therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy and nervous system balancing. Sessions may also use red light therapy, cold laser, balance pads and kinesiology taping. Gait analysis with the SLEIP app is available as a stand-alone consult or as an add-on to bodywork. The practice works collaboratively with the horse owner and the wider horse care team.
Horsemanship for Heroes offers equine-assisted services for Veterans, emergency responders, and their families. Its Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy & Learning program combines sessions on the ground and, when appropriate, in the saddle. Weekly Healing Classes run as 90-minute sessions over an eight-week cycle and are free for eligible participants. The program aims to build resilience, emotional regulation, and self-confidence.
