activities · 2
what they do
direct service · 1
- Therapeutic riding program for individuals with disabilities Adaptive Riding and Horsemanship InstructionProvides equine-assisted therapeutic riding services to individuals with physical, emotional, and cognitive challenges, starting with three riders when the center opened in September 2009.
capacity building · 1
- Pursuit of professional certification and standards compliance Adaptive Riding and Horsemanship InstructionEngaged in capacity-building by achieving certification from PATH International, demonstrating commitment to national standards in equine-assisted therapies.
strategies · 3
how they think
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- Ability-based grouping for personalized instruction ability-based_groupingGrouping riders by similar abilities allows for tailored, effective therapeutic sessions that match skill levels, maximizing individual progress and engagement.
- Integration of Western riding techniques for physical therapy integrated_Western_riding_techniquesUsing Western riding techniques—such as leg cues and core engagement—strengthens motor skills and physical coordination, enhancing the therapeutic impact of equine-assisted activities.
- Small program size for community building small_group_focusMaintaining a small program size fosters close, supportive relationships among parents, riders, and volunteers, enhancing the overall therapeutic experience through strong interpersonal connections.
named programs · 1
what they call their work
Therapeutic Riding Program
Offers personalized equine therapy sessions for individuals with disabilities, grouping riders by ability level and using both English and Western (Reining) techniques to improve core strength, balance, and coordination
relationships · 2
who they work with
- PATH International Partner — Adheres to the rigorous standards set by PATH International for therapeutic riding.
- Storehouse Foundation Funder — Donor to Silver Spur Therapeutic Riding Center at the $10,000 level