Equine Assisted Therapy
Using the horse as a dynamic base to facilitate non-static postural control Equine Assisted Therapy fosters improved trunk mobility and strength which in turn, affects overall limb function. The horse’s natural three-dimensional movement mimics a typical human gait creating a gentle rhythmic movement that aids in improving overall balance, strength, muscle control and tone, motor development and coordination.
Learn more about the practice of Equine Assisted Therapy from the American Hippotherapy Association.
Equine Assisted Therapy sessions are conducted by a licensed physical, or occupational who has advanced education, is registered with and certified by the American Hippotherapy Association (AHA) and PATH Intl., certified as a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor, as well as have credentials demonstrating their working knowledge of the safe and effective use of the horse’s movement as a therapy strategy integrated with neuromotor function and sensory processing.
NEED TO KNOW FACTS ON EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY
We invite you grab life by the reins and become one of the many participants who prosper at CTRC. So, if you think you, or someone you know, could benefit from Equine Assisted Therapy follow the Participant Intake process outlined below to get the process started.





