Equine Therapy Program News Today

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Therapy animals are invaluable companions for mental health care, offering support to individuals with their emotional well-being.

ZEPHYR COVE, Nev. – Chase International Foundation recently awarded $6,000 to non-profit agencies in Reno and Lake Tahoe as part of their ‘Four Pillars of Giving” grant program. The funds were distributed to the Boys...

Chase International Foundation recently awarded $6,000 to non-profit agencies in Reno and Lake Tahoe as part of their ‘Four Pillars of Giving” grant program.

Virgin Islanders in need of inpatient mental health treatment must continue to seek help elsewhere, as the government is still failing to implement laws passed in 2019 and 2022 that

An organization in south Overland Park aims to make a positive impact in the lives of individuals with disabilities, while creating new possibilities through its unique therapy program.

“Stewart Home & School: Cultivating community and empowering lives through inclusive education” was produced during the 2023 Picture Kentucky Workshop in Frankfort, Kentucky, where students were randomly assigned subjects in the area to follow and complete a photo story over the course of four days.  Through shared moments of horse rides to karaoke sessions, Stewart...

The V.I. Bureau of Corrections formally opened the Equine Therapy Program at the John Bell prison on St. Croix, three years after it was first announced.

Officers spoke to the man and cleared the call. Then around 3:57 p.m., the man called 911 and requested officers back to the scene, according to Bolinger.

Coyote Hill received over $120,000 in ARPA funds from Boone County to expand its Equine Therapy Program.