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Free Flow Equine Services offers equine Electro-Acuscope therapy for pain management and healing. Jaclyn also provides hunter/jumper training and is available for sales partnerships and showing in the Santa Barbara area.
B.O.K. Ranch is a non-profit full-inclusion riding and horsemanship program in Woodside, California, serving riders of all abilities for 40 years. It offers riding lessons from age four, vocational training, homeschool programs and Girl Scout programs.
Healing Hands Valley Ranch in San Diego offers horse lessons and an animal assisted intervention program. Students learn safety around horses, grooming, feeding, tacking up, riding and driving a cart pulled by a miniature horse. The program serves youth and adults, including people with special needs.
Horses4Heroes' The Ranch Las Vegas is a non-profit that has served its community since 2006 with horse-based programs. It offers horsemanship sessions for adults and youth, mental health and wellness programs, school and scout field trips, camps and family farm days.
Wonder Wood Ranch at Prunedale, California is a 501(c)(3) charity that uses equine therapy with trauma-impacted youth in Monterey County. Its T.A.I.L.S. training program teaches horsemanship at the ranch, in schools and as aftercare for youth released from incarceration.
Blended Spirits Ranch is an equine assisted therapy centre in Fairview, Pennsylvania on a 10-acre campus. It offers equine assisted psychotherapy and learning programs using ethical horsemanship, with a herd of horses, staff and volunteers.
River Oaks Ranch in Lakeside, California, offers equine-assisted therapies, horseback riding and trail riding. It also runs horse rescue and retirement, horse camping, clinics, mounted archery and ranch events.
Haloranch is a private ranch in Rancho Santa Fe, California, offering equine-assisted experiences for mental health and wellness. It also runs day retreats and workshops for individuals, groups and corporations, led by facilitators trained in EAGALA and PATH methods.
Rancho Del Sueño at Madera, California is the equine division of the Heritage Discovery Center, a non-profit preserving the endangered Wilbur-Cruce Colonial Spanish horse. It keeps more than 20 stallions available for breeding, with stud services, training, education, therapy and performing arts programs.
Rancho de las Reinas in the hills of Los Altos, California is run by Kristen Zuraek, who has taught horseback riding and horse care since 2010. It offers private arena lessons and trail rides on its lesson horses, off-site lessons by video, and equine bodywork.
Wildcat Ranch is a non-profit horse boarding facility in Phoenix, Arizona, founded in 2021 by Sayda and Jose Ramirez. It offers boarding, riding lessons and equine assisted therapy.
Gully's Learning Ranch in Ridgetown, Ontario runs equine assisted learning programs for youth, adults, families and professional groups, with horses as the teachers. Programs cover life skills, academic skills and professional development, run by Michelle Mulholland, who worked previously at a therapeutic riding school.
Heartland Youth Ranch is a faith-based non-profit ministry in Nebraska that uses horses to work with children and families. It teaches youth horsemanship, horse care and ranch chores, including those with emotional, mental or physical challenges. The focus is the human-horse relationship rather than training expert riders.
Mercy Spring Ranch at Escalon, California is a Christian non-profit that uses horses to help children and families heal. The site has pages for its sessions program, rescuing horses, its herd, events and ways to donate or volunteer.
Wide Oak Ranch in the Sunol and Fremont hills of the Bay Area offers healing retreats and equine-assisted experiences, including retreats for therapists and caregivers. It describes itself as a family ranch where guests work alongside its horses, with mini retreats and demo days.
Rusty Halo Ranch in the San Francisco Bay Area offers equine-assisted therapy and outdoor experiences led by licensed counselors, including a licensed clinical social worker certified in equine interaction for mental health. The site has pages for its horses, staff, workshops and a foundation supporting youth.
SpiritHorse at Rainshadow Ranch is a non-profit therapeutic riding program near Murrieta, California, licensed since 2012. Children and adults with special needs take free one-on-one lessons with certified instructors.
Cougar Pass Recovery Ranch is a 501(c)(3) non-profit in Escondido, California, providing therapeutic horseback riding lessons for people with special needs. It operates on the site of Miller Equestrian Services at Valle Vista Farm.
Ivey Ranch Park Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit in Oceanside, California, active since 1981. Its equine programs include therapeutic riding, able-bodied riding, vaulting, summer horse camp and equine-assisted counseling.
Havens Hope Ranch and Stables in Greenwood, Indiana offers equine assisted psychotherapy using the Eagala method with licensed therapists and an equine specialist. It also runs horseback riding lessons, summer camps and parties. Programs include work with military and veteran families.
Hawk and Horse Ranch is a seven-acre ranch near Joshua Tree, California, offering equine-facilitated wellness sessions and monthly healing circles. Clients work with the horses for personal growth and well-being.
Healing Pastures at C Horse Ranch in Auburn, California is a non-profit that rescues animals and runs equine-assisted programs. It offers English and Western riding lessons, parties, camps and tours, and talk and animal therapy with a licensed therapist.
CavaLibre at Chastre in Belgium is an ethical livery and breeding yard where horses live in herds on pasture. It offers four livery formulas including retirement and rehabilitation livery, hippotherapy workshops and coaching, and a small breeding programme with natural covering.
