Silver Lining Riding is an equine-assisted learning center specializing in adaptive/therapeutic riding and horsemanship. People with physical, emotional, psychological, and educational needs have all benefitted from our programs. We help people overcome life’s obstacles through equine interaction!
Silver Lining Riding’s Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship program focuses on teaching riding and horsemanship skills while challenging participants physically, cognitively, and socially. Our CHA certified riding instructors work with students as young as four to motivate and assist them in safely developing independent skills that can carry over to their everyday lives.
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Silver Lining Riding offers many ways to get involved and make a difference! We could not help our students overcome life’s obstacles without the support of folks just like you. How would you like to help?
Healing with Horses, in conjunction with Therapy Hooves, is an innovative program that uses human-animal interactions to address the physical, emotional, psychological, and educational needs of individuals with mental health issues.
The benefits of animal therapy are numerous. Interaction with animals in a safe and controlled environment encourages empathy, improves focus, provides mental stimulation, presents opportunities for socialization, and can contribute to the physical well-being of the participant.
Healing with Horses will provide two types of animal interaction:
Animal Assisted Activities (AAA) provide opportunities for motivational, educational, and/or recreational benefits to enhance the participant’s quality of life. Participants may choose to groom, walk, or read to a horse (miniature or full size) under the supervision of trained volunteers. Therapy dogs registered through Pet Partners will also be available.
Continue reading “Healing with horses”We are half-way through the riding year and things are going well! This year definitely looks different due to COVID-19, but we remain committed to our mission of helping people overcome life’s obstacles through equine interaction.
As we navigate the ins and outs of working during COVID-19, we have discovered numerous opportunities to help us provide a safer environment. We will continue to follow the latest CDC recommendations and have implemented the following new procedures for the safety and welfare of our students, staff and volunteers:
