Freedom Reins Therapeutic Riding & Learning Centre

Caledon, ON

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Freedom Reins Therapeutic Riding & Learning Centre runs its programs from a private farm in Caledon Village, Ontario. It offers therapeutic riding, therapeutic horsemanship and equine assisted learning for people aged 3 and up, along with mobile visits by miniature horses.

Programs mentioned
  • Therapeutic riding lessons
  • Ground-based sessions
  • Therapeutic horsemanship
  • Equine assisted learning
  • Mobile miniature horse visits
Riders served
  • Children and adults aged 3 and up
  • People with a variety of special needs
  • Long-term care homes, hospices, respite homes and schools (mobile visits)
More about this center

About the Program

The centre offers riding lessons and ground-based sessions tailored to each client's needs. They describe therapeutic riding as having physiological, emotional and mental benefits for clients with a variety of special needs.

Therapeutic horsemanship focuses on confidence and self-esteem, with work on the ground and in the saddle, and equine assisted learning helps clients work through personal life challenges and goals.

Mobile Miniature Horse Visits

The centre offers mobile visits with miniature horses to long-term care homes, hospices, respite homes and schools. Organizations can call or email the centre to ask about booking a visit.

Getting Started

Amanda Pratt is the head instructor and contact, and a medical referral is required to apply. Programs run all year. Listed hours are Monday and Thursday 4 to 7 pm, Friday 9 am to 7 pm, Saturday 9 am to 6 pm and Sunday noon to 7 pm.

For current rates and availability, call 647-237-3485 or email apratt@freedomreinstrlc.ca. Our guide on how to choose a center has questions to ask before you enrol.

Location

Freedom Reins is on a private farm in Caledon Village, Ontario (postal code L7K 2B2), near Highway 10 and Charleston Side Road. Contact the centre for directions before your first visit. It serves Acton, Dufferin County, Halton Region and Peel Region, and that the facility is wheelchair accessible.

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Common Questions

Answered from the center’s own website and public records.

How do I sign up for therapeutic riding at Freedom Reins?

Contact head instructor Amanda Pratt at 647-237-3485 or apratt@freedomreinstrlc.ca. A medical referral is required to apply.

What ages does Freedom Reins work with?

Programs are open to people aged 3 and up.

How much do lessons cost?

Call 647-237-3485 or email apratt@freedomreinstrlc.ca to ask about current rates.

Can Freedom Reins bring horses to our care home or school?

The centre offers mobile miniature horse visits to long-term care homes, hospices, respite homes and schools. Call 647-237-3485 or email apratt@freedomreinstrlc.ca for details.

Location

Address Private farm. Caledon Village
Caledon, ON L7K 2B2
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Questions to Ask When You Call

The center is the best source for these answers.

  1. Are you running now, and taking new riders?
    Start here. We couldn’t confirm a current schedule.
  2. Which ages and needs do you work with?
    Ask about experience with your rider’s specific condition.
  3. Is a licensed PT, OT or speech therapist involved?
    Therapist-led hippotherapy is usually the only kind insurance may cover.
  4. What does a session cost, and are there scholarships?
    Many nonprofit programs offer sliding scales or sponsored spots.
  5. Do you have a mounting ramp or lift?
    Important for riders who use a wheelchair or need help mounting.