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# Equestrian Therapy

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## Posts
- [What Is Equine Therapy? Types, Benefits, and How It Works](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy/): Equine therapy covers hippotherapy, adaptive riding, equine-assisted mental health, and learning programs. Here's what each involves, who it helps, what research shows, and how to find one.
- [Equine Therapy vs Traditional Therapy: How They Compare](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-vs-traditional-therapy/): One happens in an office, with words. The other happens in a barn, with a horse. Here's how they really differ — and where they meet.
- [Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy: How Therapists Use Horses](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-assisted-psychotherapy/): In equine-assisted psychotherapy, you may never get on the horse. The work happens on the ground — and the honest, in-the-moment feedback a horse gives can be hard to argue with.
- [What Is EAGALA? The Ground-Based Equine Therapy Model](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/eagala/): No saddle, no riding, no lead from the therapist. EAGALA built one of the field's most distinctive models on a simple idea: put a person and a loose horse in an arena, and let the horse tell the truth.
- [Does Insurance Cover Equine Therapy?](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/does-insurance-cover-equine-therapy/): The honest answer is "sometimes" — and it usually comes down to a billing code, not a horse. Here's what insurers actually cover, and how to give a claim its best shot.
- [Equine Therapy Grants vs Scholarships: What’s the Difference?](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-grants-vs-scholarships/): Both lower the cost of equine therapy, but they come from different places and move at different speeds. Knowing which to ask for first can save you weeks — and get you into a program sooner.
- [Equine Therapy Scholarships: Where to Look for Help](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-scholarships/): The fastest funding help is usually closer than families think: the center itself. Many barns quietly hold donor-funded scholarship money they never advertise. Here is how to find it, and what to ask.
- [Equine Therapy Grants and Funding Options](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-grants/): There is rarely one grant that covers it all. Most families fund equine therapy by stacking pieces — a partial scholarship, a local donation, a small grant. Here is where the money comes from.
- [What Is Hippotherapy? Benefits, Uses, and How It Works](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/hippotherapy/): It looks like a gentle horseback ride. Clinically, it's a licensed therapist using the horse's movement as a precise treatment tool — here's how hippotherapy actually works.
- [Adaptive Riding vs Therapeutic Riding: Key Differences Explained](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/adaptive-riding-vs-therapeutic-riding/): Learn the difference between adaptive riding and therapeutic riding, including goals, structure, and how to choose the right program.
- [How to Find PATH Accredited Equine Therapy Centers](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/path-accredited-equine-therapy-centers/): An accreditation badge is a useful shortcut, not a guarantee. Here is what PATH accreditation actually certifies, how to find and verify it, and why it is only the start of choosing well.
- [What Is Therapeutic Riding? Benefits, Goals, and Who It Helps](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/therapeutic-riding/): It can look like an ordinary riding lesson — but the goal was never the ride. Here's what therapeutic riding actually does, who it helps, and how to find the right program.
- [Hippotherapy vs Therapeutic Riding: What’s the Difference?](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/hippotherapy-vs-therapeutic-riding/): They look almost identical from the arena fence — same horse, same helmet, same side walkers. The difference is who's leading the session, and it changes everything from goals to whether insurance will pay.
- [Equine Therapy for Children: Benefits and Program Types](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-for-children/): Some kids open up around a horse in ways they never do in a clinic or classroom. Here's how equine therapy for children works — and how to find the type that fits yours.
- [Equine Therapy for PTSD: What It Is and How It May Help](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-ptsd/): Of the mental-health uses, PTSD has the most research behind equine work — and the clearest message that it belongs alongside trauma care, not instead of it. Here is what the programs offer.
- [Equine Therapy for Anxiety: Benefits and What to Know](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-anxiety/): A barn can be a grounding place to practice calm — but it is not a substitute for treating anxiety. Here is what equine programs offer, what the evidence really says, and how to know if it fits.
- [Equine Therapy for Cerebral Palsy: Benefits and Program Options](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-cerebral-palsy/): Learn how equine therapy supports individuals with cerebral palsy through movement, balance, and structured programs like hippotherapy and therapeutic riding.
- [Equine Programs for Autism: Benefits and Support](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-autism/): For some autistic kids, a barn clicks in a way a clinic never does — movement, routine, and a 1,200-pound partner who reads every cue. Here's what equine therapy can and can't do for autism.
- [Does Insurance Cover Hippotherapy? What to Know](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/does-insurance-cover-hippotherapy/): The honest answer is "sometimes" — and a covered session versus a surprise bill usually comes down to one thing families don't realize.
- [Does Insurance Cover Equine Therapy? Funding Options](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-costs-insurance-funding/): Insurance does not cover "equine therapy" — but it may cover the licensed therapist using the horse. Knowing that difference is the key to coverage, and to every funding option families piece together.
- [How Much Does Equine-Assisted Therapy Cost?](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-cost/): A session can run anywhere from $40 to $250, and the gap is not random. Here is what actually drives the price of equine therapy, and how families bring it down.
- [Hippotherapy Training: Courses and Certification](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/hippotherapy-training-beginners-guide/): Horses are not a tool you pick up over a weekend. For licensed therapists, adding equine movement means coursework, supervised hours, and an optional board credential — here is how the pathway works.
- [PATH Intl. CTRI Certification: Requirements and Steps](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/path-intl-ctri-certification-guide/): The CTRI is not a weekend course. It asks for real teaching hours, two exams, and often up to two years of barn time. Here is exactly what the credential requires — and how to prepare for it.
- [How to Become an Adaptive Riding Instructor](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/become-adaptive-riding-instructor/): It is teaching, not therapy — opening the barn to riders who would otherwise be left out. If you have horse sense, patience, and the urge to teach, here is the path to becoming certified.
- [How to Support Your Local Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/support-local-riding-center/): You do not need deep pockets or a free weekend to keep a riding center running. A wish-list item, a shared post, an afternoon at a fundraiser — here are the many ways to help, big and small.
- [Volunteering at a Riding Center: Roles and How to Start](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/volunteering-at-a-riding-center/): You do not need to know a thing about horses to be useful at a riding center. You need patience, a steady presence, and a willingness to learn — the rest is taught. Here is what volunteers actually do.
- [How to Choose an Equine Therapy Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/how-to-choose-equine-therapy-center/): The horses are the easy part to judge. The real signal is everything around them — how staff communicate, how sessions are paced, and how the place feels. Here is what to look for, and what to ask.
- [Types of Equine-Assisted Activities Explained](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-types/): Not every horse program means climbing into a saddle. From adaptive riding to ground-based learning to hands-on horsemanship, here are the main ways to spend time with horses — and how to find your fit.
- [Equine Therapy Certification: Paths and Options](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-certification/): There is no single "equine therapy certificate." Whether you want to teach riding, facilitate learning, handle horses, or practice clinically, the path is different — here is how to find yours.
- [Cognitive Benefits of Equine-Assisted Activities](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/cognitive-benefits-of-equine-therapy/): No one learns focus from a worksheet at the barn — they learn it by leading a horse that only moves when their attention does. Here is how that supports thinking skills, and what the research really says.
- [How Equine-Assisted Therapy Works: Inside a Session](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/how-equine-assisted-therapy-works/): A horse cannot be talked into trusting you. It reads your breath, your posture, your pace — and that honest, immediate feedback is exactly what makes the work effective.
- [Nonprofits Supporting Equine-Assisted Programs in North America](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/nonprofits-equine-assisted-programs/): Behind nearly every riding center is a web of nonprofits — some write the rules, some train the instructors, some run the barns. Here is who does what across the US and Canada.
- [The Physical Benefits of Equine-Assisted Therapy](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/physical-benefits-of-equine-therapy/): A walking horse asks the body for hundreds of tiny adjustments. Within skilled care, that movement may support balance, posture, and coordination — here is what it helps with, and what the evidence shows.
- [Progression in Equine-Assisted Programs](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/progression-in-equine-assisted-programs/): Good programs never push. They add one small challenge at a time — a faster step, a tighter turn, a single ground pole — only when both rider and horse are ready. Here is how it works.
- [Adaptive Equipment in Equine-Assisted Programs](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/adaptive-equipment-equine-therapy/): The best adaptive gear does its job and then disappears. Here is what each piece — from mounting ramps to loop reins to safety stirrups — actually does, and why good programs use as little of it as possible.
- [What to Expect at a Riding Session](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/what-to-expect-riding-session/): The first visit can feel like stepping into a different rhythm — slower, quieter, unfamiliar. Here is exactly how a riding session unfolds, from the moment you arrive to the last pat goodbye.
- [Roles in Equine-Assisted Programs: Who Does What](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/roles-in-equine-assisted-programs/): The calm you see in the arena is the work of a whole team — licensed therapists, instructors, horse handlers, and volunteers. Here is who does what, and why each role matters for a safe session.
- [Equine-Assisted Program Types: A Simple Guide](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-assisted-program-types/): Hippotherapy, adaptive riding, EAL, EFP — the labels blur together, and not all of them mean what people think. Here is what each program type actually is, and who runs it.
- [A Non-Clinical Guide to Equine-Assisted Activities](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/non-clinical-guide-to-equine-assisted-activities/): You do not need a diagnosis, experience, or even much confidence to spend time with horses. Here is how to tell whether non-clinical equine activities are the right fit for you — before you ever set foot in the barn.
- [How Horses Help Build Skills and Confidence](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/how-horses-help-build-skills-and-confidence/): A horse will not pretend. Sit taller and it softens; tense up and it waits. That honest, judgment-free response is what helps people find confidence they did not know they had.
- [Horses4Heroes: What They Do and Where They Operate](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/horses4heroes/): After 9/11, one Las Vegas family opened their ranch to give free horse rides to military and first-responder kids. Two decades on, Horses4Heroes has welcomed more than 10,000 riders.
- [CanTRA: Canada’s Home for Therapeutic Riding Education and Standards](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/canadian-therapeutic-riding-association/): If a Canadian riding centre calls itself accredited, one national charity stands behind that word. Since 1980, CanTRA has set the standards, trained the instructors, and vouched for the programs.
- [PATH International: Accreditation, Certifications, and Organizational Role](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/path-international/): When you see "PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center" on a listing, it isn't marketing — it points to a specific set of standards, a site visit, and a credential that's now the only one of its kind in the equine world.
- [Hippotherapy for Children with Special Needs: What to Know](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/hippotherapy-children-special-needs/): In the clinic it is balance practice. On a horse, it is a turn taken sitting tall while reaching for a target. For many children with special needs, that shift is what makes the work stick.
- [History of Animal-Assisted Activities: From Moral Treatment to Modern Practice](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/history-of-animal-assisted-activities/): Two hundred years before anyone called it therapy, a Quaker asylum kept rabbits on its lawns because the patients seemed calmer around them. The rest is a slow, surprising history.
- [Equine-Assisted Learning: Life Skills, Communication & Growth Through Horses](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-assisted-learning/): Horses cannot be fooled. They respond to how you actually show up, calm or rushed, clear or scattered, which makes them remarkable teachers of the skills that carry into daily life.
- [Equine Therapy for Special Needs: Benefits and Program Types](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-special-needs/): Horses do not care about labels. For children and adults with disabilities, a barn can become a place to build balance, focus, and confidence, one steady session at a time.
- [Hippotherapy for Cerebral Palsy: Benefits and Evidence](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/hippotherapy-cerebral-palsy/): A walking horse moves a rider's pelvis in a rhythm close to human walking. Here is how licensed therapists put that motion to work for people with cerebral palsy, and what the research shows
- [National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy: Programs, Setting, and Community Role](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/national-center-for-equine-facilitated-therapy/): One of the country's first equine-therapy centers sits on twelve quiet acres south of San Francisco, where for more than fifty years NCEFT has paired licensed therapists with horses.
- [Equine Therapy for Teens: Benefits, Programs, and What to Expect](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/guides/equine-therapy-for-teens/): A horse doesn't care about your reputation, your grades, or last week's group-chat drama — it responds to who you are right now. For a lot of teens, that honesty is exactly what lands.

## Pages
- [Equine Therapy Glossary](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/equine-therapy-glossary/): Tools
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- [List Your Program](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/list-your-program/): Add your equine-assisted therapy center to our directory so families searching in your area can find you. Listing is free, and every submission is reviewed before it goes live.
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- [Equine Therapy Near You](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/near-you/): Find equine-assisted therapy centers nearest to you. Enter a city, state, or ZIP (or use your location) to see the closest programs and how far away they are.
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## Forra Directory
- [Angel Mission](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/alabama/angel-mission/): At this volunteer-run Alabama ranch, the goal is simple: make the healing power of horses available to anyone who needs it.
- [Connections Through Horses](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/colorado/connections-through-horses/): Learn about Connections Through Horses in Elizabeth, Colorado, offering therapeutic riding, horsemanship programs, and equine-assisted activities for children and adults.
- [Bits of Freedom](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/colorado/bits-of-freedom/): Bits of Freedom in Beulah, Colorado offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with special needs in Pueblo, Fremont, and Otero Counties.
- [Therapeutic Horsemanship of Ridgecrest](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/california/therapeutic-horsemanship-of-ridgecrest/): Therapeutic Horsemanship of Ridgecrest in California offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [North Fraser Therapeutic Riding Association](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/british-columbia/nftra/): NFTRA in British Columbia, Canada offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse needs in a supportive and inclusive environment.
- [Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/ontario/cantra/): Learn about the Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association, supporting therapeutic riding programs through certification, standards, and education across Canada.
- [Tara’s Chance Therapy Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/california/taras-chance-therapy-riding-center/): Tara’s Chance Therapy Riding Center in California offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.
- [YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/michigan/ymca-camp-manitou-lin/): YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin in Michigan offers horse-centered recreational experiences, outdoor learning, and supportive camp programs that encourage confidence, growth, and community engagement.
- [XO Ranch](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/california/xo-ranch-inc/): XO Ranch Inc in California offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Yant Farms / The Herd](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/tennessee/yant-farms-the-herd/): Yant Farms – The Herd in Tennessee offers equine-assisted activities and horse-centered experiential learning focused on emotional growth, confidence, and personal development.
- [Xenophon Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/california/xenophon-therapeutic-riding-center/): Xenophon Therapeutic Riding Center in California offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Worthy Stables](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/mississippi/worthy-stables/): Worthy Stables in Mississippi offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Wish Upon A Horse Inc](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/south-carolina/wish-upon-a-horse-inc/): Wish Upon a Horse Inc in South Carolina offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Winslow Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/new-york/winslow-therapeutic-riding-center/): Winslow Therapeutic Riding Center in New York offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Wings of Hope Equitherapy](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/texas/wings-of-hope-equitherapy/): Wings of Hope Equitherapy in Texas offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Wings of Eagles Ranch](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/north-carolina/wings-of-eagles-ranch/): Wings of Eagles Ranch in North Carolina offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Wings and Hooves Therapeutic Riding, Inc](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/new-hampshire/wings-and-hooves-therapeutic-riding-inc/): Wings & Hooves Therapeutic Riding in East Kingston, New Hampshire provides adaptive horseback riding, therapeutic riding lessons, equine-assisted activities, horsemanship education, volunteer-supported riding sessions, and individualized equine programs for children and adults with physical, cognitive, developmental, and emotional disabilities.
- [Windy Ridge Ranch](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/minnesota/windy-ridge-ranch/): Windy Ridge Ranch in Minnesota offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Windy Hills Farm Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/ohio/windy-hills-farm-therapeutic-riding-center/): Windy Hills Farm Therapeutic Riding Center in Ohio offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Windrush Farm Therapeutic Equitation, Inc.](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/massachusetts/windrush-farm-therapeutic-equitation-inc/): Windrush Farm Therapeutic Equitation Inc in Massachusetts offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Windridge Therapeutic Equestrian Center of East TX](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/texas/windridge-therapeutic-equestrian-center-of-east-tx/): Windridge Therapeutic Equestrian Center of East Texas offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [WindReach Bermuda](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/bermuda/windreach-therapeutic-riding-program/): Windreach Therapeutic Riding Program in Bermuda offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [WindReach Farm](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/ontario/windreach-farm/): Windreach Farm in Ontario, Canada offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Willow Pond Farm](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/maine/willow-pond-farm-llc/): Willow Pond Farm in Sabattus, Maine offers certified organic produce, CSA shares, orchard products, pasture-raised livestock, pick-your-own apples, and sustainable farming experiences for the local community.
- [Willow Creek Ranch, Inc.](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/wisconsin/willow-creek-ranch-inc/): Willow Creek Ranch Inc in Wisconsin offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Calgary Therapeutic Riding Association](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/alberta/ctra/): Calgary Therapeutic Riding Association in Rocky View County, Alberta offers CanTRA-certified therapeutic riding for children and adults with disabilities west of Calgary.
- [Wild Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Program](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/massachusetts/wild-hearts-therapeutic-equestrian-program/): Wild Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Program in Massachusetts offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Whitewater Therapeutic & Recreational Riding Program](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/idaho/whitewater-therapeutic-recreational-riding-program/): Whitewater Therapeutic Recreational Riding Program in Idaho offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [White Oaks Therapeutic Equestrian Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/illinois/white-oaks-therapeutic-equestrian-center/): White Oaks Therapeutic Equestrian Center in Illinois offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [White Fawn Farm](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/tennessee/white-fawn-farm/): White Fawn Farm in Tennessee offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [White Bridle Therapy](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/texas/white-bridle-therapy/): White Bridle Learning and Therapy in Keller, Texas provides ABA therapy, behavioral intervention, communication skills development, social skills training, and individualized autism services for children and families.
- [Whispering Meadows Ranch](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/florida/whispering-meadows-ranch-inc/): Whispering Meadows Ranch Inc in Florida offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Whispering Manes Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/florida/whispering-manes-therapeutic-riding-center/): Whispering Manes Therapeutic Riding Center in Florida offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Two Bear Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/montana/two-bear-therapeutic-riding-center/): Two Bear Therapeutic Riding Center in Montana offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.
- [West Virginia University – Davis College of Agriculture](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/west-virginia/west-virginia-university-davis-college-of-agriculture/): West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture offers equine science education, animal science programs, and research opportunities related to agriculture and equine-assisted fields.
- [We Can Ride, Inc](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/minnesota/we-can-ride-inc/): We Can Ride Inc in Minnesota offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [We Can Ride 4-H Club](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/michigan/we-can-ride-4-h-club/): We Can Ride 4-H Club in Michigan offers adaptive horseback riding and equine-assisted activities that support confidence, learning, and personal growth for children and teens with diverse needs.
- [Waubonsee Community College](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/illinois/waubonsee-community-college/): Waubonsee Community College in Illinois offers educational and horse-centered experiential learning opportunities that support personal growth, confidence, and community engagement.
- [Walk On Therapeutic Riding Programs, Inc](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/wisconsin/walk-on-therapeutic-riding-programs-inc/): Walk On Therapeutic Riding Programs Inc in Wisconsin offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Walk On](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/illinois/walk-on/): Walk On in Illinois offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Walk By Faith Therapeutic Riding Inc](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/minnesota/walk-by-faith-therapeutic-riding-inc/): Walk By Faith Therapeutic Riding Inc in Minnesota offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Windsor-Essex Therapeutic Riding Association](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/ontario/w-e-t-r-a/): WETRA in Ontario offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities that support individuals with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/florida/vinceremos-therapeutic-riding-center/): Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center in Loxahatchee, Florida offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Victory Therapeutic Center Inc.](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/texas/victory-therapy-center/): Victory Therapy Center in Texas offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/pennsylvania/victory-therapeutic-horsemanship/): Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship in Pennsylvania offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Victory Ridge Academy](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/florida/victory-ridge-academy/): Victory Ridge Academy in Florida offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted educational activities for children and adults with diverse physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.
- [Victory Riders, Inc.](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/minnesota/victory-riders-inc/): Victory Riders, Inc. in Minnesota offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.
- [Victory Reins](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/illinois/victory-reins/): Victory Reins in Illinois offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.
- [Victory Gallop](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/united-states/ohio/victory-gallop/): Victory Gallop in Ohio offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.
- [Victoria Therapeutic Riding Association](https://www.equestriantherapy.com/directory/canada/british-columbia/victoria-therapeutic-riding-association/): Victoria Therapeutic Riding Association in British Columbia offers therapeutic riding, adaptive horsemanship, and equine-assisted activities in a supportive equestrian environment.