learn more how equine therapy can work for you
How it complements traditional therapy
As a psychologist, integrating equine work into an existing treatment plan can:
Deepen insight by externalizing patterns into the horse–client relationship.
Accelerate therapeutic breakthroughs, especially when clients struggle to articulate feelings.
Strengthen embodiment and somatic awareness, supporting trauma‑informed approaches.
Provide experiential learning that reinforces skills practiced in office‑based therapy.
Increase client engagement for those who feel stuck in cognitive‑based approaches.
Research consistently describes equine‑assisted psychotherapy as a powerful complement, not replacement, to conventional therapy.
Empowering You to Achieve Happiness
What to Expect
1. A Safe, Comfortable & heated Indoor Facility
2. Meeting the Horse & Building Connection
3. Hands‑On Interaction
4. Activities Tailored to Your Therapy Goals
5. Doing the Activity With the Horse
6. Reflection & Integration
7. A Supportive, Empowering Experience
These interactions show you—often more clearly than words—how you approach challenges, connect with others, manage emotions, or respond to stress.
