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KC Equine offers rehabilitation, therapy and conditioning for horses. Services include conditioning and fitting for equine athletes. The business also lists stallions. The facility is in northwest Arkansas and serves clients from Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.
The STABLEs is a nonprofit organization offering equine-assisted services for children and adults in the surrounding communities. Its programs focus on riding instruction, horsemanship, and horse care. Lessons are led by instructors certified through PATH Intl., the Certified Horsemanship Association and Equi-First Aid USA. The facility has indoor and outdoor riding arenas, a round pen and on-site trails.
The BARN Therapeutic Riding Center offers equine-assisted services for people facing physical, cognitive, or emotional challenges. Its programs use horses to support growth, confidence and independence. The center also runs Homeschool Horsemanship classes and volunteer training. It is a not-for-profit organization.
Prairie Meadows Therapeutic Riding Center offers hippotherapy, a treatment strategy that uses equine movement as part of physical, occupational and speech-language intervention. Its sessions bring horses and children with special needs together to support functional outcomes. The non-profit organization runs locations in Goddard and Louisburg, Kansas. It was founded in 1989 and has served children for more than 25 years.
Great Plains Adaptive Riding Academy runs adaptive horseback riding programmes for children and adults with special abilities. The academy operates at a horse ranch in Bonner Springs, Kansas, on a 20-acre site where it leases its riding horses and facility. It offers roughly 25 to 30 lessons a week, each with an instructor, trained volunteers and specially selected horses. The programmes are designed to support physical, emotional and social well-being, as well as rider independence and confidence.
Healing Hooves is a nonprofit equine-assisted therapy and education program located in Chanute, Kansas. It offers equine-assisted counseling and rhythmic riding horsemanship, with programs for veterans, people affected by domestic violence, and cancer survivors. Sessions use horses to support emotional growth, personal development, and self-regulation. The program also offers riding lessons and advocates for the care and welfare of horses.
SEAT offers equine assisted therapy that uses horses to support people with mental health challenges. The founder, Lisa Jegen, is a lifelong equestrian who started the program after her own experiences with trauma. Sessions are built around the horses' responses, which the site describes as a way to help clients discover things about themselves. Staff members who have lived experience of mental health issues also work with clients.
Tanglewood Porch offers horsemanship riding lessons, where students learn grooming, leading, saddling and riding with a range of exercises. It also provides full care horse boarding at a monthly rate. The farm runs equine assisted therapy sessions, individual or group, using its therapy horses alongside an equine specialist. The business is based in Bixby, Oklahoma.
Heartland Horse Heroes offers therapeutic riding for people with mental, physical, emotional or social challenges and learning disabilities. It runs fall and spring sessions for children in Buckingham County as well as private lessons throughout the year. The riding program is based at Sprouse's Corner Ranch in Buckingham, Virginia. The organization is a not-for-profit focused on equestrian activities for participants of all ages with disabilities.
New Day Equine Therapy is a non-profit therapeutic horseback riding program in Ashland, Virginia. It offers individualized programs for men, women and children, with lessons planned around each student's needs and comfort level. Sessions begin with ground-based interaction with horses and ponies and can progress to regular mounted lessons in the ring. The program serves cancer patients, survivors and their families, aiming to support quality of life and overall well-being.
EQUI-KIDS is a therapeutic riding center in Virginia Beach, Virginia, serving the Hampton Roads area. It provides equine-assisted services to children and adults with special needs, active-duty service members, veterans, and first responders. Participants work with the horses on the farm as part of their therapy. The organization is a non-profit founded in 1989 and is accredited by PATH Intl. as a Premier Accredited Center.
Triple Eight Equine Center is a newer equine facility on 95 acres east of Hays, Kansas. It offers an indoor riding arena for training and clinics. The center has 24 stalls for overnight rentals and operates a horse hotel. Equine rehabilitation and conditioning are offered at its dedicated Rehabilitation & Conditioning Center.
West Wind Equine Massage Therapy offers bodywork for horses. Its sessions use deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy and myofascial release. Session options include a 60-minute basic massage, a 90-minute premium massage for horses in pain or recovering from injury, and a 45-minute targeted area massage. The founder works with horses of all disciplines and offers package deals for multiple horses at the same barn.
Oxbow Equine Facilitated Coaching offers personal coaching in which horses act as partners in the work. Sessions are experiential and take place on the ground with a certified facilitator, and no horse experience is needed. Traditional life coaching is also offered by phone or virtually, alongside the equine-facilitated sessions. Packages include introductory sessions, bundles and a la carte options, and a free consult is available to start. The ranch where sessions are held is in the foothills near Lyons, Colorado.
Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Horsemanship is a nonprofit organisation in Garden City, Kansas. It provides therapeutic riding and horsemanship classes for people with cognitive and physical disabilities. The programs are tailored to individual needs and abilities and are taught by certified instructors and volunteers. The organisation uses its own horses, chosen for their patience and understanding, to create a safe environment for learning.
The Rockin RC Ranch offers equine assisted mental health services for people with counseling, mental health, special needs or at-risk behaviors, using a team of trained horses and certified specialists. Its programs include equine assisted life coaching and contracted equine assisted psychotherapy sessions for mental health professionals. The ranch also offers riding lessons, clinics and demonstrations, and pasture boarding. Its Mustang Redemptions division runs a gentling, training and adoption program for wild horses.
EquiMend is an equine injury rehabilitation and sport reconditioning centre. It works on a horse's recovery from injury, surgery or a period of inactivity, with an individualised plan prepared alongside the horse's veterinarian. The centre offers therapies such as PEMF, microcurrent and red light therapy. Horses are cared for on site with daily grooming, stall care and monitored recovery.
Still Waters Equestrian Academy is a nonprofit equestrian center in Hickman, Nebraska. It offers riding lessons for all experience levels, with students ranging from age 5 to adult. Its Morning Star Adaptive Riding Center provides therapeutic riding for participants who need extra support. The academy also runs summer day camps that teach horse care, grooming, tacking, and riding.
LyonHeart Equine Assisted Learning runs equine-assisted learning programs in which participants work with horses and ponies. Sessions are offered in groups or one-on-one and focus on ground-based activities with no riding. The programs aim to help children, youth and families with social, emotional, behavioral and educational challenges. Offerings include HorsePowered reading, math and life skills groups, individual educational programs, and equine-assisted team building.
S.M.I.L.E. Inc. provides therapeutic horseback riding for special needs children and adults in Northeast Nebraska. The program runs from May to September and serves students with a range of cognitive, physical, and emotional conditions. The organisation works with 17 horses and ponies and is run with the help of volunteers who assist instructors and handle maintenance. Its stated mission is recreational therapy on horseback that teaches lifelong skills.
The Other Side Ranch is an equine fitness and rehabilitation center in Old Snowmass, Colorado. It offers hydro-treadmill, pool and exercise pond treatments, solarium light therapy and vibrating stall therapy for horses. The ranch also provides indoor and outdoor boarding for horses. It works with equine veterinarians and surgeons in the Western United States.
Equalma offers personal coaching, team coaching and family workshops in which horses act as facilitators of learning. The sessions are experiential, aimed at communication, leadership and self-awareness. The work takes place in a natural setting at the foot of the Marqués de Santillana reservoir in the Sierra de Madrid. Retreats, courses and workshops also cover heart coherence, family constellations and energy healing.
Horses of Hope offers therapeutic and educational programs that use horses to support children, adults and families. Its services include therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities. The organization has served communities in Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri for over twenty-five years. Its staff holds certifications in therapeutic riding and equine-assisted learning.
Horses Healing Humans is an equine-assisted psychotherapy and learning center in Frederick, Maryland. The center uses horses as part of therapy for people dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions. Sessions combine activities such as grooming, petting, and leading horses with talk-therapy techniques. The programs are run with a mental health professional and an equine specialist, following the Eagala model.
