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Adaptive Riding

Adaptive riding provides individuals with physical, cognitive, or emotional disabilities - and anyone looking for a non-competitive experience - the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of horseback riding in a supportive and therapeutic environment.

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Adaptive Driving

Adaptive carriage driving provides a unique opportunity for individuals of all abilities to connect with horses, develop new skills, and experience the joy and thrills of horse-drawn carriage/cart driving. 

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Adaptive Ground

Adaptive equestrian ground lessons focus on horsemanship skills and horse-human connection without riding. These lessons are tailored to individual needs and abilities, and may include activities such as grooming, leading, groundwork exercises, and learning about horse behavior and care. 

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Explore All Programs

We offer a wide variety of adaptive lessons, equine-assisted therapies, and programming for all. We're here to help you find the service that will best meet your specific needs and goals.

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GRIT for Kids & Teens

Training and support curriculum for kids and teens. Each week we focus on a skillset important to adaptive & therapeutic horsepersonship, interpersonal & social wellness, all while having FUN with horses & each other.

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GRIT for Veterans

Fulfilling, FREE skills-based training in a super supportive, low-pressure environment that will prepare you to connect with animals while helping us serve community members with disabilities.

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GRIT for Recovery

Training and support curriculum for people in Recovery from substance misuse. Small groups are led by an experienced LMSW/LCAT & equine specialist. Develop improved coping skills useful with horses and people. 

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