FREE Guide How Horses Can Help Children with Disabilities: 7 Surprising Benefits of Equine-Assisted Services
Discover how horses are helping children in Middle Tennessee achieve more than they ever thought possible!
Could horses be the key to unlocking new possibilities for children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, and other disabilities?
Anyone who has spent time with horses knows that they are special animals, but did you know that they can help children with disabilities develop the strength to walk, talk, and compete in sports (even after many of them were told they never would)?
Therapy that includes equine movement offers a transformational, evidence-based approach to physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy with results that are nothing short of life changing! Whether you are a horse lover, disability advocate, therapist, or simply someone who is curious about horses and healing, download this free guide to discover:
- The INCREDIBLE therapeutic power of horses (and the science behind it)
- Disabilities that equine-assisted services help support
- 7 surprising benefits of equine-assisted services for children with disabilities
- How children are experiencing new levels of healing in Middle Tennessee through Saddle Up!’s equine-assisted services program
About Saddle Up!
Saddle Up’s mission is to impact the lives of children and young adults with disabilities by providing opportunities to grow and develop through therapeutic, educational, and recreational experiences with horses.
We bring that mission to life by providing a year-round program on our 34-acre farm near Franklin, TN—a sanctuary of peace, love, healing, and growth. Our 501c3 program includes adaptive riding lessons, adaptive horsemanship, and therapy that includes equine movement to provide customized support to children with a wide range of disabilities.
At Saddle Up!, we believe that all children are equal in the saddle, and we offer these services at a deeply discounted rate and provide scholarships so that money is never a barrier. Over the last 30+ years, we’ve provided thousands of hours of equine-assisted services to children with special needs and have watched their lives transform through this work.
Learn more at https://www.saddleupnashville.org/.