Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Fundacja Jowisz runs the Stadnina Jowisz stable and has offered hippotherapy for people with disabilities and riding lessons since December 2015. Its aim is to promote the benefits of contact with horses among people from different backgrounds. The site lists programmes, information and a price list.
Stadnina koni Laskowa in Laskowa offers riding lessons, pony walks, trail rides, hippotherapy and holiday riding camps. The site also covers the history of the stud and photo sessions.
Ośrodek Hipoterapeutyczny Kapiris in Paniówki has offered hippotherapy since 2003. It runs individual and group hippotherapy sessions with a therapeutic team and its own horses, and horse sessions for organised groups. It does not teach riding.
Stajnia Złotogłowice near Nysa teaches individual riding to children from age 4 and to adults. It offers hippotherapy for children, a horse boarding stable and holiday day camps.
Haras de la Roche is a horse and rider wellbeing facility with boarding in pasture or stables and a breeding page. It hosts a physiotherapy practice for riders on site.
Stadnina Koni Arabka offers dressage training from class L up to the highest level, horse training, riding lessons and hippotherapy. It also runs a horse boarding stable and a side-saddle riding offer. The training centre has three stables and a pillar hall.
Swallowfields Stud near Milton Keynes promotes independence and responsibility through equine studies. Its programmes aim to build care, empathy, awareness and confidence in participants.
Equi-Ed is a non-profit therapeutic riding program in Santa Rosa, California, founded in 1993. It offers therapeutic riding lessons, a vocational pathways program and barn academies for people of all abilities.
Kids & Horses is a PATH International accredited therapeutic riding center operating since 1999. It offers adaptive riding, dementia workshops and life skills classes, supported by volunteers and donors.
Healing Arenas is a non-profit in Gardnerville, Nevada, founded in 2014, offering equine-assisted programs for post-trauma support, veterans and first responders, life coaching and team building. It retrains retired racehorses for second careers and adopts them out, and is accredited by the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance.
Tahoe Equine is an equine rehabilitation and conditioning center in Gardnerville, Nevada, with veterinary oversight by board-certified surgeon Shane M. Miller, DVM. Its indoor facility has a salt water spa, an in-ground aqua treadmill, an eight-horse Eurocizer, regenerative laser and shockwave. It takes inpatient rehabilitation and year-round conditioning haul-ins.
Little Wing Stables in Dixon, California is a family-owned full-care boarding facility and founder and laminitic rehab center with 24-hour on-site management. It has 40 acres of irrigated pasture and offers retirement, medical layup, barefoot trimming, mare and foal care, breeding and training.
Victory Acres Farm in La Grande, Oregon is run by Jaci and Jeff McCants. Head instructor Jaci McCants is a certified riding and adaptive riding instructor. It offers riding lessons on school or student-owned horses, adaptive riding, boarding, haul-ins and clinics.
TheraEqui is a riding therapy practice in the Westerwald between Niederelbert and Holler, run by Michelle Müller. It offers therapeutic and remedial riding, nature rides and animal-assisted support for children, adults and people with disabilities. Michelle Müller has also taught riding to children since she was 18.
DLB Ranch is a non-profit equine center in Cottonwood, California offering equine-assisted therapy and learning for children and adults. Certified specialists and therapists lead ground-based activities with horses to help with anxiety, depression and grief. A covered arena allows sessions year-round.
Wellness Ranch Equine Assisted Therapy is a nonprofit in Rancho Cucamonga, California, founded in 2022 by Angelica and Sal Manzo. Mental health professionals and equine specialists provide equine-assisted psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families and veterans. It also hosts field trips and educational visits.
Equisol Adaptive Horsemanship is a non-profit PATH International member center in North Reno, Nevada. It teaches horsemanship to people with cognitive, physical and social or emotional special needs, with mounted and unmounted group lessons. Programs include therapeutic horsemanship, sessions for veterans and first responders, and a program for people with dementia.
Heart & Mind Equine offers equine-assisted workshops and retreats to build emotional intelligence and communication. Sessions serve businesses, families, couples and individuals, including corporate team building and ground-based healing sessions with horses.
LEAD with Horses is a Reno nonprofit offering equine-assisted services for children, youth and adults in Northern Nevada. It runs three centers: equine-assisted counseling, equine-assisted youth development, and adaptive riding. Programs include after-school and summer groups and mental health services.
Mini Therapy Horses is a not-for-profit founded in 2008 that brings miniature therapy horses to hospitals, children's services and crisis response in the Los Angeles area. Regular visits include Shriners for Children, Ronald McDonald House, UCLA hospitals and the Department of Children and Family Services. Its teams are part of the LA Mayor's Crisis Response Team.
Healing Hearts Ranch in Kelseyville, California offers equine-assisted learning and equine-assisted psychotherapy. It is run by Blancandrea Molina, LPCC, who trained in equine-assisted mental health. It helps people heal from grief, loss and trauma through relationships with horses.
EquiBliss Therapy offers bodywork for horses run by Jessie. It addresses postural and muscle dysfunction such as twisting through the spine and pelvis, using hands-on therapy and tools such as PEMF. Owners are taught exercises to continue the changes.
Therapeutic Riding and Off-Track Rehabilitation (T.R.O.T.R.) runs adaptive riding programs for people of all ages and abilities, led by certified instructors with trained volunteers. It also teaches basic horsemanship and recreational English or Western riding, from age 2.5 to adults. Enrichment programs and camps include animal care, gardening and building projects.
Premier Equine Center in Oakdale, California, opened in 2008 by Pat and Amie, provides rehabilitation for horses discharged by veterinarians. It handles post-surgical care, injury recovery, bandage changes and medication, plus conditioning with a Eurociser, swimming pool and Aquatred. It works on referral from veterinary practices and also cares for horses in a retirement program.
