Sometimes, often really, kids just don’t learn well in the classroom. They need to get up
and move. They need to use their whole bodies. They need to see things in a different
way. The horses have this magical way of reflecting a child’s behavior or experiences so
that the child can shift their perspective.
However, group settings are often overwhelming and intimidating for children with
behavioral and educational challenges. Although our programs are relatively small in size, the very support these children need can still be impeded by the group format.
Working with horses in a quieter environment allows them to overcome hurdles. The goal of the Stable Kids Program is for individuals to be able to graduate to participate in group programs.
Stable Kids Programs are individual equine-assisted programs that involve a whole-body
learning approach emphasizing each individual’s learning styles and strengths.
Whole-body learning engages students physically, mentally and emotionally with
various educational methods
Your child will experience on-the-ground activities (no riding) with a horse that will give him the opportunity to learn and practice a variety of skills: empathy, conflict management, emotional regulation, communication, and specific reading and math concepts.
Designed for ages 7 and up.
Individual sessions are best when booked in sets of three – meeting once a week for 60 minutes.
Program Assistance: https://www.lyonheartequinelearning.org/program-assistance/
Individual/Private/ Family Sessions
Individual/private/family sessions may be scheduled from April through mid-November.
Program fee:
Program Assistance Program link: https://www.lyonheartequinelearning.org/program-assistance/