OUR SERVICES
We offer services at Rhythm of the Horse that can benefit individuals with a variety of diagnoses including Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Developmental Delay, Down Syndrome, Stroke, Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder and Learning or Language Disabilities. See below for details.
This program offers a holistic educational approach for individuals with neurological, movement impairments, or delays.
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It helps children and adults develop problem-solving skills through tailored learning strategies.
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The approach addresses all areas of development, including motor skills, daily living skills, communication, social-emotional growth, and cognitive abilities.
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Functional goals focus on maximizing independence through structured practice in various positions.
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At Rhythm of the Horse, learning extends beyond traditional classroom settings to a farm environment, incorporating equine movement and interactions with farm animals.
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The horse’s rhythmic, three-dimensional movement mimics human walking patterns, benefiting participants.
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Sessions can be individual or group-based, fostering support and motivation.
Sensory Integration Therapy helps children with sensory-processing challenges by improving their ability to handle sensory input.
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It aims to increase tolerance for sensory-rich environments, ease transitions, and reinforce positive behaviors.
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At the farm, the program provides opportunities to enhance sensory processing, executive functioning, self-regulation, and motor planning.
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Equine movement delivers rhythmic, repetitive sensory input, which can be adjusted to create the ideal challenge for each rider.
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Additionally, interacting with animals and performing farm chores further supports sensory development and regulation.
HORSE POWERED READING AND MATH
Horse Powered Reading and Math combines social-emotional learning with academics to support students struggling with reading and math due to ADHD, anxiety, depression, or other challenges.
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Through ground-based interactions with horses, students engage in activities that identify and address learning obstacles.
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This approach helps build confidence and develop essential skills in phonics, decoding, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and early math concepts, allowing students to transfer their learning into the classroom.
Adaptive Riding provides individuals with special needs the opportunity to learn horseback riding or transition from other programs. Lessons are offered in individual or group settings, focusing on riding skills while also supporting physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development
Various camps are offered during school breaks. We are happy to also accommodate school groups, homeschoolers and emotional support groups upon request.