Equine therapy fosters cooperation at RJD
Administrators from RJD Correctional Facility and Mental Health coordinated to host equine therapy for the incarcerated population.
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Administrators from RJD Correctional Facility and Mental Health coordinated to host equine therapy for the incarcerated population.
Print When Rachel Brodsky founded Rebels Farm last year, she wanted to help people cope with emotional distress in their personal and professional lives through therapeutic exercises with horses and donkeys, followed by meditation and reflection. Rebel Farms, which sits on 10 acres off Highland Valley Road in Ramona, worked with about 20 people through its Holding Happiness program before it was shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Brodsky and Program Facilitator Dina Seerden coached high school English teacher Angela LaForm to overcome the stress of her husband being laid off and the stra...