Horses Help Foundation

The equine assisted learning programs served a total of 53 participants with 341 total sessions with a form of human-equine interaction that provides a personal learning experience. These programs promote the development of self-awareness, self-esteem and confidence, problem solving skills, emotional regulation, and self-control.

Community training included two mental health workshops to provide training and skills testing for more than 20 participants that were interested in becoming path international equine specialists in mental health learning or were revisiting the workshop content for continuing education.