PROGRAMS, PARTNERS and PRICING

ABILITIES

Everyone has their strengths and abilities. In this group we will learn about verbal and nonverbal communication, identifying and modulating emotion learning tools to maintain regulation and control. This multi-step social functioning group is offered for all ages and individualized to address the personal goals of the participants. Summer camp programing is available. One-on-one sessions can also be scheduled.

Caregiver Retreat

Caregiver burnout is a real and challenging cycle that can affect physical, mental, and emotional health. Symptoms might include headaches, sleep issues, anxiety, digestive troubles, or even increased irritability and pain. This is why we believe it’s so important for you to take a moment to pause, breathe, and care for yourself.

This one-on-one or group experience will allow you to reconnect with your inner self, find balance, and discover the incredible healing power of horses—all in a supportive and serene setting.

We can’t wait to share this experience with you. I encourage you to make time for yourself.

Transitions

In our everchanging world, time moves fast, and transitions can be difficult. Anxiety can peak around multiple or sudden changes.

This program is set to give groups or individuals time to reflect, reset, relax and learn from the equine human connection.

Partnering with the horse teaches a "here and now" mindfulness, allowing a new understanding of oneself.

Meet Delta: While he experienced a tough upbringing, Delta is a wise, old soul.

“Horses have a remarkable ability to understand and respond to human emotion.” – Temple Grandin

Meet Sundance: Always interested in what treats you may have in your pockets, Sundance is a keen teacher of communication and bounderies.

“Horses have a way of teaching us about trust, respect, and mutual understanding.” – Chris Irwin

Meet Bronco: A gentle rescue who has been brought back to good health, Bronco loves to be with his humans.

“Horses can teach us to be more courageous and confident in ourselves.” – Mark Rashid