Animal Assisted Activities with Non-Equines, Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy, Grooming & Tacking, Ground Work
ADD or other Hyperactivity Disorder, At Risk Youth, Autism, Emotional, Behavioral, or Mental Health, Intellectual Disability, Learning Disability, PTSD, Violence, Abuse or Trauma
Most centers offer a mix of equine-assisted services (EAS), including therapeutic riding, groundwork activities, and sometimes equine-assisted therapy (EAT) with licensed professionals. Program availability varies by location.
Many equine-assisted programs serve children, teens, and adults with a wide range of needs, including physical disabilities, developmental challenges, learning differences, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health concerns. Age ranges and participant eligibility vary by center.
No. Programs are designed for beginners, and trained staff guide participants through every step using calm, well-trained therapy horses.
It depends on the center:
Contact the center to confirm what they offer.
Most programs require a simple intake form and may include an initial assessment or trial session. You can contact the center directly using the information provided in the listing.
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