Duration: 8 weekly sessions, 1.5 hours each
Group Size: 6–8 participants
Location:
Services
8-Week Equine-Assisted Learning Series
Build Connection, Resilience & Regulation Over Time
This structured 8-week program supports first responders in cultivating nervous system awareness, emotional regulation, and authentic connection. Each session builds upon the last, offering space for deep personal growth and relational insight.
What’s Included:
- Weekly themed experiential sessions with horses
- Ground-based, non-riding format
- Trauma-informed facilitation in a peaceful outdoor setting
Weekly Themes:
- Week 1: Foundations of Safety & Connection
- Week 2: Boundaries & Consent
- Week 3: Groundwork & Regulated Pressure
- Week 4: The Window of Tolerance
- Week 5: Establishing Trust through Consistency
- Week 6: Attachment vs. Partnership
- Week 7: Repairing Ruptures
- Week 8: Integration & Application
Who it’s for:
First responders seeking consistent support, emotional wellness tools, and a safe place to connect and grow.
Interested? Contact us to reserve your spot.
Half-Day Healing Clinic for Families of Fallen First Responders
Duration: 3.5 hours
Group Size: Up to 10 participants
Location:
A Space to Grieve, Connect, and Begin to Heal—Together
This heartfelt, half-day clinic offers families who have lost a loved one in the line of duty a chance to reconnect with themselves and one another in a peaceful, nature-based setting. Through ground-based interactions with horses and trauma-informed support, participants are invited into a gentle, shared healing experience.
What to Expect:
- Safe, guided connection with horses—no experience needed
- Understanding how grief affects the brain, body, and relationships
- Practices for grounding, co-regulation, and emotional expression
- Time for quiet reflection, remembrance, and connection with others who understand
Why Horses?
Horses offer nonjudgmental presence and honest feedback, helping us process grief without pressure. Their ability to attune to human emotion makes them powerful partners in healing after loss.
Who This Is For:
Spouses, children, parents, or close loved ones of first responders lost in the line of duty. All ages welcome (with age-appropriate activities).