Adaptive Riding Lessons

Our Adaptive Riding Lessons are individualized lessons tailored to each person’s unique physical, cognitive, and emotional needs. We welcome participants of all ages and abilities, including those with autism, ADHD, trauma histories, anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, and physical limitations.

Through guided interaction with horses, participants experience meaningful benefits such as improved social skills, problem-solving abilities, self-confidence, empathy, and the ability to build trust.

Each 50-minute weekly lesson includes hands-on time grooming and tacking the horse, a mounted riding activity, and often incorporates interaction with the small animals in our barn.

Equine and Animal Assisted Learning

Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) lessons are designed for individuals who can benefit from working with horses but for whom mounted riding is not desired or appropriate due to physical, mental, or emotional reasons.

Each 50-minute weekly lesson typically includes: grooming and interacting with a horse, an unmounted activity in the arena, and time with our small animals (goats, rabbits, and chickens).

Our programs run for six weeks, with one 50-minute lesson each week. You may enroll in a single program or multiple programs, and each six-week program costs $150. Contact us for additional information, to check availability, and to request an application.

Our 2026 schedule:

Classroom Program (3 weeks): March 2nd – March 20th
Program 1: March 30th – May 8th
Program 2: May 18th – June 26th
Program 3: July 6th – August 14th
Program 4: August 24th – October 2nd
Program 5: October 12th – November 20th

Adaptive Driving Program

This program is an option for participants who are unable to participate in our Adaptive Riding Program. Each weekly 50 minute lesson includes time grooming the horse, preparing the horse for driving, and a driving activity.