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Pillar of Fire Ranch is in Bedford, PA, and offers Biblically based equine sessions in which clients interact with horses on the ground. The ranch also provides riding lessons in half-hour and one-hour sessions. Its services include horse camps for children and mentorship with farm animals. The ranch is led by founder Roxie Stultz, who is a certified Biblically based equine facilitator.
Stoneybrook Foundation is an equine-assisted therapy centre in Acme, Pennsylvania, founded in 2008. It works with children, adults and wounded veterans with physical, developmental and emotional challenges. Its therapeutic riding programmes are built around a relationship with its horses. Lessons are planned by PATH Intl. registered instructors and tracked against individual goals.
Bella Terra Stables is a horse rescue, retirement and equine-assisted therapy and learning center in Murrysville, Pennsylvania. It offers equine-assisted psychotherapy, individual and group therapy, and equine-assisted learning programs. Wellness programs such as Beat the Burnout, Qigong Infused Yoga and Barn Buddies also work with the horses. All programs are ground-based, and the center does not offer riding lessons or mounted activity.
Horses With Hope offers therapeutic riding and equine assisted learning programs for children, youth, and adults with special needs. The programs aim to help participants reach beyond their abilities through the partnership between horse and rider. Trained volunteers lead the horses and use side-walkers on each side of the rider to keep riders safe. The website also lists a veterans program, animal assisted activities and a summer camp.
Gifted Gaits is a non-profit center that uses horses to help people heal mentally, emotionally, spiritually and physically. Its equine assisted therapy involves specialists, volunteers and trained horses working with children and adults. The center also offers individual and group riding, including trail rides and equine assisted learning. A weekly youth horse club for ages 3 to 18 offers arena riding, horse handling and recreation.
Fixin’ Fences is a nonprofit organization offering equine-assisted services and related outdoor experiences for veterans and their families. Its programs include a three-day retreat and a one-day experience. The services take place on a farm in a tranquil setting intended for personal reflection and healing. The organization also runs photography sessions and accepts donations to support its work.
Shining Stars Therapeutic Riding Program offers therapeutic horsemanship programs for children, adults, and families with special needs. Its programs use horses to support physical, mental, emotional, and social development. The stated goals include mobility, balance and coordination, muscle tone and strength, concentration, and self-confidence. The organization is based on a farm near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, with an indoor arena nearby.
Source Equine offers equine bodywork for horses, working nationally from a base outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Practitioner Lee Ann Sommerfeld is certified in the Masterson Method, equine sports massage and equine acupressure. The work is aimed at horses in pain and at their general maintenance. The business also offers human sound healing sessions.
Amazing Grace Equestrian Center is an equine facility in northern Baltimore County, Maryland, on about 77 acres. It offers horse boarding with oversized stalls, paddocks and turnout fields, and field board is currently available. Riding lessons in English or Western style are offered to boarders and haul-in clients. The center also runs a rehab and conditioning center for horses, offering cold and warm saltwater therapy and an aqua treadmill, for current clients.
Montgomery Equestrian Center, run by equine educator Evon Montgomery, is a facility in Sarver, Pennsylvania. It offers English and Western riding lessons based on dressage principles. It also offers equine bodywork using the Montgomery Equine Advanced Muscle Release technique, which aims to reduce pain and increase range of motion in horses. The center hosts ongoing educational courses and clinics for horse owners and riders.
Hilltop Horizons is a nonprofit that uses equine-assisted services to support individuals with disabilities and others seeking personal growth. Its adaptive riding program is taught by PATH Intl. certified therapeutic riding instructors. The organization also offers equine assisted learning, along with occupational therapy and speech therapy programs. Its stated mission is to promote multidimensional wellness through the integration of equine-assisted and other experiential approaches.
Hidden Hill Horse Farm is an equine assisted services center in Rochester, Pennsylvania, established in 2011. It offers therapeutic riding sessions, ground-based practices, driving and cart rides, and guided trail rides. The farm also runs group farm experiences focused on teamwork and communication skills. Its services are aimed at participants with physical, behavioral, social, mental, and cognitive needs.
Still Waters Therapeutics offers equine-assisted activities that use structured interactions with horses to encourage growth, learning, confidence, communication and relationship-building. Programs include individual therapeutic riding sessions, ground-based equine wellness sessions, small group programs and family or veteran connection sessions. Activities are tailored to each participant and may be mounted or unmounted. The business serves children, teens, adults, veterans, military families and homeschool students, and states that it does not provide licensed healthcare services. Services are offered by appointment in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
TLC Farms Equine Rehabilitation is an equine rehabilitation and therapy center in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. It offers recovery and conditioning programs for horses from all disciplines, using equipment such as a water treadmill, PEMF therapy and laser wraps. Horses can be kept in stalls for a daily fee or on monthly treatment packages. The staff provide one-on-one attention and tailored schedules for each horse.
Heart Sing Horse Journeys is an equine facilitated learning center near York, PA. It uses interaction with horses to help participants develop a deeper awareness of themselves and their relationships. Programs are offered to adolescents and adults and focus on wellness practices and experiential learning with horses and nature.
New Hope Equine Therapy offers equine massage and bodywork, with a focus on rehabilitation and pain relief. Services include trigger point and deep tissue massage, kinesiology taping, and red-light and Bemer therapy. The business also offers training and lessons for horses and riders, tailored to each pair's needs and goals. Additional services include body clipping, trace clipping, and sheath or mare bean cleaning.
Riding for the Handicapped of Western Pennsylvania runs a therapeutic horseback riding program for children and young adults with disabilities. Sessions are 45 minutes long and use therapy horses. The program is staffed by volunteers and funded by donations, fundraising and grants. It operates from a facility at 9950 Grubbs Road in Wexford, Pennsylvania, and has more than 100 riders, aged three to 18.
Cranberry Sunset Farm is a farm that rescues horses and trains them to work with children of all abilities. It offers horseback riding and riding classes that are scheduled through the website. The farm also runs sensory trail activities, a garden program and a dance and movement class alongside its riding program. Volunteers and sponsors support the horses, and the farm states that its horses are trained, exercised and handled daily.
Farm and Family Chiropractic is a mobile chiropractic practice that travels across New England to treat patients at their location. Its services include equine chiropractic, horse and rider packages and saddle fitting, with fees published on the website. The practice also treats humans and small animals. The practice was founded in 2019 and is led by Dr. Michelle, who trained in equine massage before studying chiropractic.
Whole Horse Health and Wellness offers equine bodywork for horses, using techniques such as myofascial release, craniosacral work and sports massage. Sessions begin with an evaluation and a discussion of the horse's goals and history, followed by hands-on work. The business also offers kinesiology taping for horses, equine nutrition advising, and the Equi-Resp nebulizer system for horses with breathing issues.
BAC Equine & Canine Massage Therapy is run by Bethany A. Condon, a certified equine massage therapist and certified canine massage therapist serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The practice offers equine massage along with myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, red light therapy and acupressure, and stress point therapy. It also provides canine massage therapy. The practice presents equine massage as part of a horse's wellness team alongside other horse care professionals.
EB Equine offers equine massage performed by a board-certified practitioner using a multimodality approach. Sessions are one hour and include kinesiology taping and red light pad use when needed. Each session ends with written notes sent to the owner and other members of the horse's care team. The practice works with horses of all levels and abilities and travels across Massachusetts, parts of Rhode Island and Connecticut, New Hampshire, and seasonally to Wellington, Florida.
Lisa Turcotte offers equine massage therapy for horses, aimed at injury prevention, improved range of motion, and stress reduction. She also teaches horse owners and aspiring practitioners about equine anatomy and bodywork techniques through the Animal Bodywork Academy of New England. Her background includes training in equine massage at the Bancroft School of Massage Therapy. Sessions and techniques include kinesiology taping and other bodywork methods.
Falls Echo Farm offers horse care, rehabilitation and training, and equine assisted therapy through its Fresh Beginnings program. The farm sells and adopts horses, many of them bred or rescued on the property. It also runs a saddlery selling new and used saddles and riding accessories. A qualified saddle fitter works with the farm.
