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Toscano Farms offers equine-assisted therapy and horsemanship programs for children, teens and adults of all abilities. Participants work with horses, from brushing and caring for them to learning to ride, to build confidence, responsibility and empathy. The farm also offers trail rides and horse-themed photoshoots and parties.
3 Wings of Life is a faith-based, non-profit organization. It provides Equine Assisted Therapy along with activities that teach life skills in a Christ-centered environment. The organization is based at Don Donnelly's D-Spur Ranch. It is dedicated to embracing the unique needs of people in its community.
Alma Vida Horse Ranch offers Equine Assisted Learning for people of all ages and abilities. Sessions are ground-based and non-ridden and take place outside on the ranch. Participants learn to build confidence and communication skills through hands-on interaction with horses. The ranch also offers group events, business retreats and private sessions. Wellness activities such as grounding, breath-work and meditation exercises are part of the offering.
Hoofbeats with Heart offers equine-assisted therapy for children and adults with physical, mental, or emotional challenges. Sessions are run by licensed therapists working with trained Equine Specialists and horses. The services listed on the site include therapeutic riding, hippotherapy, and equine facilitated learning and psychotherapy. The organization also offers a Horses for Heroes program for military veterans and their families. It is a non-profit charity, and its counseling center is in Apache Junction, Arizona.
Gideon's Care Farm offers equine-assisted therapy for children and teens who struggle with anxiety, low confidence, emotional overwhelm, and grief. Sessions are interactive and hands-on, combining equine-assisted and animal-assisted approaches rather than traditional talk therapy alone. The therapist also works with parents, giving guidance so they can respond to their child's needs at home. The therapist keeps her own horses and miniature horses on the farm.
M&M Equine Cryotherapy offers therapy treatments for horses. Its services include cryotherapy, muscle fascia scraping and massage, and shockwave therapy aimed at reducing pain and inflammation and supporting tissue repair. The team describes itself as experienced and certified in equine therapy. For chronic injuries, the business states that horses may need advanced treatment or diagnosis from a licensed veterinarian. The business serves clients in Arizona.
Brown Veterinary Housecalls is a locally owned and operated housecall veterinary practice led by an integrative veterinarian. The practice treats dogs, cats and horses with customized housecall visits at home or in the barn. Services include mobile equine acupuncture. Visits are by scheduled appointment, with remote TeLeVET time also offered.
Ohana Counseling Services is a mental health practice in Surprise, Arizona, offering individual, couples, and family therapy. Its Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy combines traditional talk therapy with experiential work with horses. Sessions are led by a licensed therapist and are not about riding. The practice also offers EquiLateral, an equine-assisted EMDR trauma treatment that includes guided interaction with horses. No prior experience with horses is needed.
Saddles2Suits runs a mentorship program that uses horsemanship to support young people, especially those who are high risk or underprivileged. The program teaches values such as empathy, responsibility and resilience through work with horses. It also offers horse riding lessons for people of all ages and experience levels, led by a qualified instructor. Youth horsemanship workshops and clinics are held for children in the community.
Windrush Ranch is a full-service boarding facility offering individualized care for horses. The yard has safe, fully bedded pens for horses and RV spots for people travelling with their horses. It also handles equine rehab after surgery or injury and works with veterinarians in the area. Facilities include a large arena for riding or turnout, a round pen and a feed room with a main barn area.
Reigning Grace Ranch is a non-profit horse rescue ranch and sanctuary in Rio Verde, Arizona. It runs equine therapy programs for children, families and first responders. It also offers horsemanship and riding lessons for adults, including western riding and adaptive riding for people with different abilities. The ranch is run largely by volunteers and is supported by donations and horse sponsorships.
Rafter B Ranch Equine Rehab & Wellness is an equine facility in Rio Verde, Scottsdale, Arizona. It offers customized rehabilitation and conditioning programs for horses, including PEMF therapy and an AquaTread water treadmill. The business also provides boarding for performance horses with daily care and supplement programs. Its About page describes the facility as one for equine training, breeding, rehabilitation and conditioning.
Equine Learning Lab offers experience-based personal development programs that use horses as the learning partners. Its programs are aimed at individuals, families, youth groups and professionals. Sessions focus on confidence, communication, self-awareness and leadership. The work takes place at the ranch and includes retreats, personal development sessions, business coaching and team-building events.
Sunnyside Farms breeds grey Norwegian Fjord horses and trains them for riding and driving. The farm runs equine-assisted therapy and educational programs for people, including youth with special needs. It also offers riding lessons, driving lessons and vaulting. The program runs in Montana from May through November and in Arizona from December through April.
Unbridled Pathways offers equine-assisted empowerment programs for girls, women, and organizations. Sessions combine experiential learning, guided reflection, and equine interaction. Horses act as intuitive guides in youth confidence-building programs and adult workshops and retreats. The programs focus on confidence, leadership, communication, and personal growth.
Coachella Valley Horse Rescue is a registered charity that rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes horses in the Coachella Valley. The rescue takes in horses that have been abandoned, abused, neglected, or slated for slaughter and places them with loving families. Its program horses also support equine-assisted programs for veterans and children. Riding lessons are taught by a horse professional for children and adults of all ages.
Back Bay Therapeutic Riding Club is a nonprofit that uses horses to support children, teens, and adults with special needs. It offers therapeutic riding lessons, Equine-Assisted Learning, and equine-assisted psychotherapy and therapy. The club keeps a herd of rescued, donated, or abandoned horses and works with students and volunteers. It is based in Newport Beach, California.
Simply Equine Solutions offers hands-on support for horses that are not thriving. The work combines soft tissue-focused bodywork, postural rehabilitation and nervous system support. It also includes movement and compensation assessment and transition guidance for off-the-track Thoroughbreds (OTTBs). The stated aim is to help horses move, feel and function more comfortably.
Interactive Equine Bodywork offers acupressure and bodywork for horses in Central and Northern Arizona. Each session is customized to the horse's specific needs, and clients often book them alongside riding, training, chiropractic, dental or farrier appointments. Multiple sessions are usually recommended, as most horses respond within 3 to 6 sessions. The business also sells a personal PEMF device for horses and humans.
Horse, Heart & Connection offers Equine Facilitated Learning sessions for individuals, couples, families and groups. Sessions take place with horses on a private ranch in Sedona, Arizona, and do not involve riding. The sessions combine coaching and facilitation to help people explore mindfulness, intuition and non-verbal communication. A once-a-month shared group experience is also offered.
Tara's Chance is a non-profit organization that offers equine-assisted therapy and therapeutic riding programs. Its programs are aimed at children with special needs and disabilities. The work combines vaulting and therapeutic riding with goal-oriented sessions. The horse's movement is used to support muscle tone, balance, coordination and control. The organization also runs programs for at-risk young people.
Surf & Turf Therapy provides therapy services that use non-traditional approaches, including horseback riding and surfing. The focus is on improving daily life skills such as walking, postural alignment, talking, and writing, rather than simply teaching people to ride or surf. Family and friends are invited to join treatment sessions. The organization offers Turf Programs alongside its Surf Programs and Inclusive Group Classes.
Manes for Movement offers equine-assisted therapies and activities for children and adults with special needs. Services listed on the site include physical therapy with hippotherapy, adaptive horseback riding, feeding therapy, and ground-based horsemanship. The programme is based in Palos Verdes Estates, California, and serves the South Bay area of Los Angeles. Scheduling an evaluation is done by contacting the founder and director.
Ride To Fly is a non-profit organization that has offered horsemanship to people with disabilities since 1994. It provides Therapeutic Riding, also known as Adaptive Riding, with lessons scheduled in 10-week sessions. It also offers Equine Assisted Learning, which uses interaction with horses to address social, emotional and life skills. The programme serves students with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as mental illness.
