School Curriculum Courses
During these sessions, students will interact with horses and have an experience anyone would envy. The joy that equine therapy brings to these children is unparalleled.
About the Program
Lessons are individually structured for each participant in either private or group sessions, typically one hour long. Students learn through riding to assume personal responsibilities and gain positive problem-solving skills.
Riders in Motion stresses hands-on learning including:
- Leading the horse.
- Grooming, saddling, and bridling.
- Equipment care and cleaning up.
- Socializing/Communicating with horse and volunteers
About the Program
Lessons are individually structured for each participant in either private or group sessions, typically one hour long. Students learn through riding to assume personal responsibilities and gain positive problem-solving skills.
Riders in Motion stresses hands-on learning including:
- Leading the horse.
- Grooming, saddling, and bridling.
- Equipment care and cleaning up.
- Socializing/Communicating with horse and volunteers
Benefits of Therapeutic Riding:
Through bonding with horses, students gain self-empowerment and decision-making skills.
Riders use many muscle groups throughout the body to effectively ride the horse.
Riders learn communication skills working with the horses that can be applied to everyday life.
Riders' senses work together to process the repetitive movement of the horse and help with sensory integration.
Resources are Available
Scholl Community Impact Group has connections with various services, including area programs, county social workers, schools, and support groups. Contact us to discuss your options and get connected with the resources you need.