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Provides a recreational therapy riding program where students are able to care for horses, exercise, learn to focus their attention and energy, carry out increasingly complex directions, and interact with volunteers and other riders.

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Offers ongoing one-to-one programs and summer camps that reconnect youth with the skills and values of Vermont’s traditional working landscape. Activities may include classical horsemanship, the arts, gardening, and sustainable agricultural practices. Participants build confidence and social skills as they learn about the work and play of a working beef and horse farm.

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Provides nationally certified adaptive riding, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and mental health services for persons with disabilities, including veterans. Professional staff, volunteers, and horses work as a team to provide case-specific sessions addressing the physical, emotional, and cognitive challenges of participants.

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Free online class designed to support parents and caregivers in understanding and meeting their child's emotional needs, enhancing their ability to manage emotions, and fostering strong parent-child relationships. Incorporates equine partnerships to practice and integrate Circle of Security concepts.

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Offers a therapeutic riding program that fosters emotional growth, physical strength, communication skills, self-esteem, self-awareness, healing, and personal transformation. Offers summer week-long camps whose activities focus on improving campers' confidence and social skills while offering support for challenging behavior. Activities may include equestrian care and riding, hiking, farm and environment activities, and arts and crafts.

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Provides equine assisted activities to address physical, emotional, social, and cognitive challenges of children and adults with disabilities.

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Provides nationally certified adaptive riding, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and mental health services for persons with disabilities, including veterans. Professional staff, volunteers, and horses work as a team to provide case-specific sessions addressing the physical, emotional, and cognitive challenges of participants.

UWGI