Horses are deeply attuned to the body. They sense tension, emotion, and authentic presence. They do not judge. They have no expectations about how you should look or how much space you should take up. They simply respond to you, as you are, and they demonstrate the art of acceptance. 

For individuals recovering from eating disorders, this kind of nonjudgmental connection can be profoundly healing. Horses naturally invite you into your body rather than away from it. They encourage presence, breath, and awareness without any pressure or criticism.

Work with our horses can support recovery by helping with:

• Reconnecting with physical sensations in a gentle, grounded way

• Building body trust and self-compassion

• Identifying and expressing emotions that often drive disordered behaviors

• Developing healthier ways to manage anxiety and distress

• Strengthening a sense of identity and self-worth beyond appearance

• Practicing setting boundaries and asking for what you need

A Complement to Your Treatment

Equine assisted therapy works best as part of a broader treatment plan. We are happy to collaborate with your existing treatment team, including therapists, dietitians, and medical providers, to ensure a coordinated and supportive approach to your care.

If you are looking for additional support alongside your current treatment, or if you are earlier in your journey and exploring options, we welcome the conversation.