About Us
HORSES AND PEOPLE HELPING EACH OTHER
Offering the best equine assisted therapies in Georgia since 2007
Mission
To provide care, comfort, consideration, support, peace, and healing to horses and humans in need by providing Atlanta's premier equine assisted therapy programs and community outreach programs inclusive of but, not limited to, therapeutic riding, Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), and Art Barn.
Description
We are a private ranch providing rescued horses and humans a refuge of over 20 acres to live, laugh, cry, heal, love, and enjoy the precious moments which make up the present. Sometimes the world can be a scary place full of challenges we cannot meet or hardships we cannot understand. In an effort to provide much needed therapeutic services and support, we offer this private space and professional service to those in need.
We offer a sanctuary to those who have been bullied and preyed upon because they are unique or different. We help children, teens, and adults find their voice and learn to be 'heard in the herd". We celebrate diversity and horses of a different color. Those who learn differently, those who are unique, those who may be misunderstood are all safe and welcomed.
Our programs are excellent.
Our therapeutic instructors are PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horseback Riding) certified.
Our equine specialists are EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) certified.
Our programs offer direct individual attention with smaller group sizes instead of cramped groups with little individual attention. Our horses have been rescued and given a forever home where they receive kindness and amicable interactions coupled with excellent medical/ veterinary care and rehabilitation programs.
Safety Information
We are EAGALA and Path certified.
Our psychologist, Darnyl Katzinger, Psy.D., is licensed in the state of Georgia and specializes in working with children, teens, and families.
Offering the best equine assisted therapies in Georgia since 2007
Mission
To provide care, comfort, consideration, support, peace, and healing to horses and humans in need by providing Atlanta's premier equine assisted therapy programs and community outreach programs inclusive of but, not limited to, therapeutic riding, Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), and Art Barn.
Description
We are a private ranch providing rescued horses and humans a refuge of over 20 acres to live, laugh, cry, heal, love, and enjoy the precious moments which make up the present. Sometimes the world can be a scary place full of challenges we cannot meet or hardships we cannot understand. In an effort to provide much needed therapeutic services and support, we offer this private space and professional service to those in need.
We offer a sanctuary to those who have been bullied and preyed upon because they are unique or different. We help children, teens, and adults find their voice and learn to be 'heard in the herd". We celebrate diversity and horses of a different color. Those who learn differently, those who are unique, those who may be misunderstood are all safe and welcomed.
Our programs are excellent.
Our therapeutic instructors are PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horseback Riding) certified.
Our equine specialists are EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) certified.
Our programs offer direct individual attention with smaller group sizes instead of cramped groups with little individual attention. Our horses have been rescued and given a forever home where they receive kindness and amicable interactions coupled with excellent medical/ veterinary care and rehabilitation programs.
Safety Information
We are EAGALA and Path certified.
Our psychologist, Darnyl Katzinger, Psy.D., is licensed in the state of Georgia and specializes in working with children, teens, and families.
Join our team and walk May 18 to help raise money and awareness to support the work of Autism Speaks. More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than AIDS, pediatric cancer and diabetes combined . We are working toward the day when no parent hears the words “your child has autism". Contact Caroline Jaffee at cjaffee9@yahoo.com or 404-731-2143 for more information or click the links below to sign up and join us now!
