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ASPIRE Therapeutic Riding Program
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At ASPIRE, we see participants with a variety of disabilities, including autism, developmental delays, and mental health issues. Our participants benefit from therapeutic riding in a variety of ways.
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Sunrise Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.
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Sunrise is a member of PATH Intl. and uses only certified teachers. We are located in Floyd County, Indiana. We serve students from age 3-70 with disabilities including but not limited to Autism, ADD/ADHD,Down Syndrome,CP,MD, Emotional Disorders,OCD.
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People & Animal Learning Services, Inc. (PALS)
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PALS is a nonprofit therapeutic riding center located in Bloomington, IN. We provide therapeutic horseback riding & unmounted equine activities to people with disabilities, veterans, senior citizens, and at-risk youth. The therapeutic power of the horse can offer many physical, emotional...
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White Oaks Therapeutic Equestrian Center
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White Oaks Therapeutic Equestrian Center provides equine assisted experiences to enhance the quality of life & cultivate personal growth through therapeutic, educational, recreational, & social development for persons with disabilities ages four through adult. Interactions between...
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Walk On
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Walk On’s mission is dedicated to providing equine assisted activities to people with physical, cognitive, social and emotional disabilities. Equine assisted activities provide motivational, educational and recreational benefits that enhance the quality of life through interaction with...
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Kent Association of Riding Therapy, Inc. (KART)
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Kent Association of Riding Therapy, Inc. (KART) was founded in 1984 to help children and adults with special needs enhance their social and developmental growth. KART uses a multi-faceted program involving therapeutic horseback riding, grooming and caring for the horse, and comprehensive...
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Great and Small
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Great and Small is a private, non-profit community based program, founded in 1998, that provides therapeutic horseback riding lessons to persons with a wide range of physical, emotional and cognitive disabilities. We serve students with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsey, and...
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Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding
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Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program is a non-profit 501(c)3 equine facilitated therapy program for the benefit of people who happen to have disabilities. Our mission is to provide Equine Facilitated Therapy for the Mind, Body and Soul. Since 1982 therapy has been available to anyone with...
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Equine Therapy Associates
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Founded in 1999, ETA has been an accredited Premier Center of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA), now known as Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH Int'l.). They provide a broad range of specialized equine instruction in a...
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Circle of Hope Therapeutic Riding
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Circle of Hope Therapeutic Riding's mission is to provide equine assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) for individuals with physical, mental, emotional and developmental disabilities to enhance their quality of life.
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Heartland Horses Equine Activities & Learning, Inc.
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Heartland Horses & Handicapped, Inc. was founded in 1998 on the vision and aspirations of Sandy Kuhn. She believed that by using horses to challenge perceived limitations of children and adults with disabilities that they would learn and grow, therefore improving their lives tremendously....
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Healing Touch Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.
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Healing Touch Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc. (Healing Touch) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization developed and dedicated to improving the quality of life for both children and adults who are physically and/or mentally disabled and/or challenged.
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Harmony Farms, Inc.
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Harmony Farms uses therapeutic horseback riding to teach riding skills to people with a diversity of disabilities. Therapeutic riding is beneficial for children and adults who present a wide range of cognitive, physical, and/or emotional conditions. At Harmony Farms, we emphasize...
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GRACE Rides
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Grace Rides began because a small group of people decided to take a small step towards a God sized vision to love and serve others by using the horses that encompass their daily lives to invest in the lives of people with all different abilities. Through this journey Grace has countless...
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Eye of a Horse
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Rose Of Sharon Equestrian School (ROSES)
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Rose of Sharon Equestrian School, Inc. is a group of dedicated people who believe that positive interactions with horses can improve the quality of life for people of all ages and abilities especially those with special needs. At ROSES, individuals with disabilities work with horses in a...
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Progressive Equestrian Therapeutic Services
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PETS is a 100% volunteer run, non-profit, skill-based equestrian therapeutic program serving, at no cost, disabled children and adults of Prince George’s County, Maryland. In existence since 1982, identified as a PATH International Premier Accredited Center, PETS incorporates horseback...
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LeCheval Stable
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The mission of LeCheval Stable is to educate the community about therapeutic horseback riding, provide counseling and equine-facilitated support services for the purposes of recreation,exercise, sport and rehabilitative therapy in an inclusive setting.
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Caring Canines
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Caring Canines’ goal is to provide emotional support, comfort, encouragement and share the joy and health benefits that dogs bring to our lives. We are an extremely dedicated volunteer group that strives to improve the lives of the people we visit, our dogs, and ourselves.
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Dogs 4 Warriors
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Dogs 4 Warriors, Inc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing professionally trained service dogs at no cost to Combat Veterans of all eras suffering from PTSD, TBI, and other combat related injuries. Founded and located just outside Bowerston, Ohio. Dogs 4 Warriors Inc is managed...
