Provides an experiential habilitation or therapy program in which the horse serves as a co-facilitator or co-therapist. Equestrian therapy provides an experience with horses that fosters growth, communication skills, self-esteem, self-awareness, healing, and personal transformation. Clients learn about themselves and others by participating in activities with the horses and then discussing feelings, behaviors, and patterns. Services are provided on a 20-acre horse farm. The program is provided in partnership with Walsh University and area Rotary clubs.

Provides an accredited program of therapeutic equestrian activities, conducted by certified instructors for individuals with disabilities. Classes are no larger than 6 individuals.

Offers therapeutic horseback riding lessons.

Provides professional behavioral health therapy to children, adults and families through horses, counseling and nature.

Eagala model equine-assisted psychotherapy for children ages 6 and up as well as adults. The Eagala model is non-riding, solution-oriented and experiential in nature.

Offers therapeutic horseback riding. Includes grooming and tacking horses, formal riding instruction, games and exercises on horseback and sensory trail rides.

Provides therapy-based equine programs for people with varying degrees of disabilities. Therapy involves horse-related activities uniquely designed for those with cognitive, physical, emotional and social disabilities (including specialized programs for students with autism and at risk youth). Students learn horseback riding skills and basic horse care while receiving many benefits such as: improved balance, mobility, muscle tone, coordination and posture, enhanced independence, increased concentration, frustration tolerance, behavioral control, and self-esteem. Hippotherapy is conducted with a physician's prescription under the direction of a Physical or Occupational Therapist, a certified therapeutic riding instructor and an appropriate number of volunteers performing the functions of leader and side-walkers. Other activities include Carriage Driving for students who cannot sit astride a horse, Drill Team for advanced students to perform choreographed patterns on horseback, and EquiClub to encourage socialization and creativity through equine-related activities.

Offers a variety of programs that are sponsored/provided by organizations within the community. Current programs available are: - Special Riders, provides individuals with severe physical disabilities the opportunity to ride horses. Volunteers and staff work in teams of three to facilitate a safe horseback riding experience for participants. We have spring and fall sessions available. - Equipment Loan, offers loan items to individuals recovering from surgeries or other health related issues at no cost for up to 3 months. . - Caregiver Support Group, meets 10:00-11:30pm every third Thursday to help caregivers.

A horseback riding program available for children and young adults with disabilities designed as a recreational riding program. Two, six week sessions offered in the spring and fall.

TRI’s HAY program serves AT – RISK youth from 7 years old – 18 years old. This program is developed for those students who have anger issues, low confidence and self-esteem, or other emotional challenges.

The purpose of this program is to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for women from abusive relationships to develop experiences leading to healthier interpersonal relationships. Interaction with an animal as large as a horse affords the opportunity for clients to experience vulnerability in an environment that is not only emotionally safe, but also presents specific means of psychological repair. Opportunities for addressing symptoms of PTSD, personality disorders, love addiction recovery, previous trauma, and core issues around addiction and compulsive behaviors emerge naturally through this type of therapy. Through equine therapy clients are able to test new possibilities by taking initial risks in the context of a relationship with another living being, before taking the bigger risks in the context of human interaction.

Incorporates equine assisted learning activities to provide psych specific individual and therapeutic behavioral support.

Provides physically therapeutic riding program for MS patients; doctor's permission required.

Provides therapy-based equine programs for veterans.

Offers equine assisted therapy for individuals dealing with mental, physical, or emotional disabilities. Programs include: A Lesson Program, Sunday through Thursday, with content varying based on the skill and ability of each participant, for all ages Free Veterans Nights and First Responder Nights twice a month from 6pm-8pm A Read With the Horses Program on the second Saturday of the month from 1pm-4pm Driving Lessons beginning in May, with buggies, mini horses, full size horses, and draft horses

This program provides rapid, effective, and needed stress relief for law enforcement officers and their families, and to salvage useable horses from slaughter to be used in our At Risk Youth programs, other therapy programs or rehomed. This is provided at no cost to the participants. This program uses salvageable horses slated for slaughter to serve as a catalyst to help officers connect with their emotions again. Horses don’t judge. They offer unconditional love and trust and they are in tune and responsive to every movement of the body. They help the officer to be “in the moment”, leave the rest behind. The interaction between horse and rider stimulates mental and emotional growth. These creatures help the officers to get back in touch with a living being, which helps them to connect better with their spouses, friends and all of society. Officers work with salvaged horses to retrain them for use in our At Risk Youth Programs, other therapy programs or rehomed for a nominal adoption fee. The monies from horse adoptions will help support the Blue Lives program and allow the rescue of more horses.

Provides opportunities for individuals with any of a wide range of disabilities to relate to, handle, groom and ride horses as a part of a well-rounded horsemanship experience. Equestrian therapy provides an experience with horses that fosters growth, communication skills, self-esteem, self-awareness, emotional control and self-discipline. It also provides physical benefits such as improved balance, eye-hand coordination, muscle strength, decreased spasticity of muscles, and improved sensory integration. Programs include the Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship Program that teaches the rider the skills and techniques required to ride a horse as independently as possible; Therapeutic Driving, a therapeutic driving experience through the use of a horse-drawn carriage. With the assistance of a certified driving instructor, individuals with disabilities can enjoy the exercise and sense of accomplishment associated with driving the carriage across the Pegasus Farm grounds. The Unified Vaulting Program offers educational, social, creative and movement opportunities for a varied population. Equestrian vaulting is a unique and growing sport which combines dance and gymnastics on a moving horse. Participants develop balance, flexibility, and coordination while learning teamwork and leadership skills. The program is described as “unified” because it includes both Pegasus students, volunteers and youth from the community.

Provides professional behavioral health therapy to children, adults and families through horses, counseling and nature.

Program is geared towards individuals with a variety of physical and cognitive disabilities. We serve ages 5 and up. Adults are also served. Therapeutic Horseback Riding students use their abilities to learn the actual skills involved in riding a horse. The active participation required by riding allows our students to benefit from the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of horseback riding. A therapeutic riding student may need two or more volunteers, hand-over-hand assistance, as well as verbal and/or physical support to safely ride a horse. Lessons focus on encouraging riders to be as independent as possible, and can include grooming and tacking, crafts, formal riding instruction, games and exercises on horseback, sensory trail rides, and horse management. Lessons emphasize natural horsemanship techniques, helping riders safely interact with horses from the ground as well as in the saddle.

Educational approach that incorporates equine facilitated activities using the experience of equine/human interaction in an environment of learning and self discovery. This model encourages human growth and development.

Provides a therapeutic riding program for children and adults with disabilities. Lessons include learning about safety, grooming, saddling and riding. The Odyssey program is a for veterans & first responders and the focus is on teaching horsemanship from the ground up.

Offers a program for a range of needs fitting families facing transition or conflict to families looking to get ahead. Give your family the advantage of professional staff and a proven curriculum. PBJ Connections can help your family: - Communicate better - Create more emotional safety between family members - Cope with stress more effectively - Understand each other better - Manage feelings and behaviors better - Problem-solve with each other effectively During this six-week course, a licensed mental health professional, an equine specialist, and horses will work with you through an equine-assisted learning curriculum. Our staff will work confidentially with your family to meet your individual needs. All sessions involve individualized equine-assisted learning activities.

Provides professional behavioral health therapy to children, adults and families through horses, counseling and nature.

Provides riding therapy in conjunction with prescribed goals for students as prescribed by physicians, physical, occupational and recreational therapists, psychologists, teachers, and parents.

Offers physically, mentally and emotionally challenged people an opportunity to improve their lives through horsemanship.