Hippotherapy

  • A young boy wearing a black helmet riding a horse inside a covered riding arena, with three women assisting and smiling.

    What is it?

    Hippotherapy comes from the Greek word for “horse” (hippo) and is simply Occupational, Speech, or Physical Therapy using a horse instead of equipment.

  • A young person wearing a helmet and glasses hugs a palomino horse inside a covered riding arena.

    Who can benefit from Hippotherapy?

    Anyone can benefit from Hippotherapy! The movement of the horse and the bond that is created can be especially helpful to those who suffer from Cerebral Palsy (CP) or those struggling to walk after injury.

  • A woman riding a tan horse with a black mane in an outdoor paddock, with trees and a clear blue sky in the background.

    Where can I get more details?

    An individualized occupational therapy session incorporating mounted and ground work activities tailored to individual goals, supported by compassionate volunteers and nurturing horses who make every session special!

  • A woman riding a white horse inside an indoor riding arena, smiling and holding her side, wearing a helmet, glasses, a colorful sleeveless top, jeans, and riding boots.

    Who we serve

    Ages 2 through adult, children and adults facing challenges such as ASD, CP, Down Syndrome, PTSD, Trauma and development delays.

  • Two young women are riding horses, with two instructors helping them. The women are wearing helmets and casual clothing, and the setting is an indoor riding arena.

    What we offer

    Our program provides hippotherapy services, blending the benefits of equine movement with professional therapy techniques. Sessions are tailored to help clients achieve their physical, emotional, and cognitive goals while fostering a connection with horses.

  • A child wearing a helmet sitting on a palomino horse while three people assist and support him at an indoor riding arena.

    Benefits all around from Hippotherapy

    Improves strength and coordination, enhances communication skills, and social skills. It encourages sensory integration and focus. It can boost confidence and emotional well-being.

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