Discover Our Programs

At Equine-Assisted Therapy, we're passionate about the programs we offer, whether complementing traditional therapies or on its own.

Equine-Assisted Activities (EAA)

Our EAA program combines traditional horsemanship skills with gross and fine motor activities in a fun and social setting. Participants leave the traditional clinical environment behind, gaining independence while improving balance, coordination, flexibility, and muscle strength through riding.

Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL)

EAL is a hands-on, non-riding program where participants engage in experiential education with horses. By practicing "natural horsemanship" ground skills, individuals can develop or rediscover essential life skills. This program helps both children and adults build self-confidence, establish boundaries, enhance social skills, and interpret body language. Through these interactions with horses, participants learn to navigate and cope with everyday life situations, making it especially beneficial for those dealing with traumatic events or experiences. We offer both individual and group sessions.

Silver Saddles

Designed for individuals aged 55 and older, Silver Saddles focuses on learning the fundamentals of horse riding. This program promotes flexibility, balance, coordination, memory retention, and socialization. Whether you're new to riding or have previous experience, Silver Saddles supports both personal and physical development

Boots in the Barn

Boots in the Barn is a non-riding program tailored for Veterans and First Responders. This unique program offers a space for those who have served our country and community to relax, replenish, and reintegrate. Similar to our EAL program, it focuses on finding personal peace and purpose through working with horses or volunteering. Both individual and group sessions are available.