Stable Relationship program is a five-week program designed specifically for youth ages 11 and up. This program harnesses the incredible power of horses to equip youth with skills traits needed to develop and nurture a solid base of self-acceptance which is fundamental to all healthy relationships.
This four-week equine-assisted program designed exclusively for girls empowering them to recognize how their circle of friends shapes their confidence, decision-making, and self-worth. Horses, acting as natural mirrors, help participants learn the necessary skills to develop healthy relationships, boundaries, and trust in a unique and meaningful way.
This program focuses on listening skills through engaging equine-assisted activities aimed at enhancing your child's communication abilities. By partnering with a horse, your child will improve both verbal and non-verbal communication, witnessing firsthand the importance of giving and receiving directions effectively.
Blaze and Forest Fire written by C.W. Anderson is an old classic filled with rich vocabulary with a setting in a different country and in a different time period (1936).
This book club goes beyond reading and answering standard “comprehension" and “vocabulary" questions. Your child will engage in critical thinking skills as they compare and contrast 1936 to 2025. A variety of activities and hands-on horse time are included. Book will be provided on first day.
This program builds on the foundation of skills developed in Stable Relationships I program. It offers youth the opportunity to build the self-awareness and relationship skills they have developed and apply them to building strong leadership abilities. Youth will interact with horses and teammates learning to effectively communicate and build trust to develop clear, calm and assertive leadership skills.
