Meet Us
C-2 It, LLC has been providing Equine Assisted Therapies in Georgia since 2007. Our farm offers a relaxed and secluded area, away from the city. Our size is our advantage.
The program is run by Caroline Jaffee and Caren Davis. Caroline is Nationally Certified through PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horseback Riding) and an Internationally Certified EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) Equine Specialist. She has over 10 years of “hands-on” management experience inclusive of managing professional staff, working in tandem with licensed mental health, physical, occupational, and speech therapists. She has worked in a variety of settings and with a variety of clientele. She presently serves as Adjutant for Communications Gwinnett County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit #90.
Caren has her B.A. in both psychology and sociology and over 20 years management experience. Additionally, she has over five years clinical experience with addiction recovery and worked for a number of years as a youth minister.
Our mental health provider, Dr. Darnyl Katzinger, is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Georgia specializing in the assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with internalizing and externalizing emotional disorders as related to both chronic and acute medical illnesses as well as those associated with various familial, social, and school-related issues. Dr. Katzinger received her bachelor's degree in criminal justice and psychology from Michigan State University and her doctorate in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She completed an APA accredited internship at Children's Hospital of Michigan specializing in pediatric psychology and a fellowship at Positive Outcomes Psychological Services in Athens, Georgia. Dr. Katzinger maintains a private practice and works as the in-house psychologist at Pediatric Endocrine Associates, P.C.
The real work is done by our herd of therapeutic horses who double as horses working with special needs children and adults. These horses have been specially screened and trained to work around a variety of distractions while remaining calm and focused on their leaders and on client interactions.
The program is run by Caroline Jaffee and Caren Davis. Caroline is Nationally Certified through PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horseback Riding) and an Internationally Certified EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) Equine Specialist. She has over 10 years of “hands-on” management experience inclusive of managing professional staff, working in tandem with licensed mental health, physical, occupational, and speech therapists. She has worked in a variety of settings and with a variety of clientele. She presently serves as Adjutant for Communications Gwinnett County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit #90.
Caren has her B.A. in both psychology and sociology and over 20 years management experience. Additionally, she has over five years clinical experience with addiction recovery and worked for a number of years as a youth minister.
Our mental health provider, Dr. Darnyl Katzinger, is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Georgia specializing in the assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with internalizing and externalizing emotional disorders as related to both chronic and acute medical illnesses as well as those associated with various familial, social, and school-related issues. Dr. Katzinger received her bachelor's degree in criminal justice and psychology from Michigan State University and her doctorate in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She completed an APA accredited internship at Children's Hospital of Michigan specializing in pediatric psychology and a fellowship at Positive Outcomes Psychological Services in Athens, Georgia. Dr. Katzinger maintains a private practice and works as the in-house psychologist at Pediatric Endocrine Associates, P.C.
The real work is done by our herd of therapeutic horses who double as horses working with special needs children and adults. These horses have been specially screened and trained to work around a variety of distractions while remaining calm and focused on their leaders and on client interactions.
