Adaptive Riding

In an adaptive riding lesson (sometimes called therapeutic riding)the rider is learning horsemanship skills with a goal of as much independence as possible in the sport of horseback riding and horsemanship. This is best suited for older children / adults or those who do not necessarily need to work directly on therapeutic goals but would still like the muscle, coordination, and confidence building that the sport of horseback riding can provide. Lessons are typically completed in small groups.

For more information regarding adaptive horseback riding or other Equine Assisted Activities in general, please visit the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship, International website.