Beyond Balance, Inc.
Beyond Balance, Inc. offers therapeutic horseback riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with special needs in Pemberton, New Jersey and surrounding areas.
Beyond Balance, Inc. offers therapeutic horseback riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with special needs in Pemberton, New Jersey and surrounding areas.
Bison Strides at NDSU in Fargo, ND is North Dakota’s only PATH Premier Accredited equine therapy program, offering riding, hippotherapy, and veterans services.
Learn about Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding in Milford, Ohio, offering adaptive riding, hippotherapy, and equine-assisted services.
Learn about Creston Valley Society for Therapeutic Horsemanship in Creston, British Columbia, offering mounted and unmounted equine-assisted therapeutic activities in a CanTRA-accredited setting.
Cassidy’s Cause Therapeutic Riding Academy (CCTRA) is a nonprofit equine-assisted activities organization in Paducah, Kentucky, founded in 2013 by Mike Falconite, Angie Jackson, and Dara Triplett. The academy was named in memory of Cassidy Triplett, daughter of co-founder Dara Triplett, who passed away in 2004 at the age of nine from Tuberous Sclerosis. Her love for horses and the spirit behind her life became the cause that gave the program its name and its heart. CCTRA is a PATH International member center operating on 22 acres in western Kentucky, serving individuals with disabilities through therapeutic, educational, and recreational activities with horses. About This Program Cassidy’s Cause grew from a recognition among three people already involved in therapeutic riding that the western Kentucky community needed more than what was available — a program with a wider scope, a deeper commitment to more significantly challenged riders, and a facility built from the ground up to support that … Read more
Calvin Center Therapeutic Riding Program in Hampton, Georgia is a PATH Premier Accredited Center offering therapeutic riding, hippotherapy, veteran programs, and instructor training near Atlanta.
Bright Star Stables in Rougemont, North Carolina offers PATH-certified therapeutic riding and competitive equestrian opportunities for riders with disabilities near Durham.
BraveHearts in Harvard, Illinois is the nation’s largest healing horsemanship program, offering therapeutic riding, hippotherapy, and free veteran services across two Illinois facilities.
Brave-Hearts Riding Club in Apple Hill, Ontario offers horse-centered learning programs for children with ADHD, autism, and learning challenges in eastern Ontario.
Blue Ridge Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship in Boyce, Virginia offers therapeutic riding, equine-assisted learning, and dementia programs in the northern Shenandoah Valley.
Bit of Hope Ranch in Gastonia, North Carolina provides equine-assisted psychotherapy, adaptive horseback riding, counseling, trauma recovery, life coaching, nature-based therapy, special needs riding programs, corporate leadership training, and holistic wellness services for children, adults, veterans, families, and individuals experiencing trauma, disabilities, and mental health challenges.