A Little Time and a Keyboard: Equine Therapy
Showing posts with label Equine Therapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Equine Therapy. Show all posts

"Best Days Happen Here" Learn about the Fantastic Work At Equestrian Connection in Lake Forest, Illinois

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

"Best Days Happen Here" Learn about the Fantastic Work At Equestrian Connection in Lake Forest, Illinois

Equestrian Connection Creates a Warm and Supportive Environment Helping Those with Cognitive, Emotional and Physical Impairments

"Best Days Happen Here!" Equestrian Connection's motto really encapsulates what happens at the center. Located in Lake Forest, Illinois, Equestrian Connection provides a crucial service for children and adults with cognitive, emotional and physical impairments. Recently, I visited the center and left totally amazed with the incredible work done there. Equestrian Connection is one of those places where you can truly see and feel the heart of our community.

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Local Charity Spotlight: Mane in Heaven

Monday, February 13, 2017

Mane in Heaven Therapy Miniature Horses bringing love helping improve mental, physical and emotional well-being.
Mane in Heaven Therapy Miniature Horses help improve mental, physical and emotional well-being with love! Image courtesy of Mane in Heaven.
With Valentine's Day this week, I am sharing with you a way that you can share your heart and spread love to the community. Mane in Heaven is a fabulous local charity uplifting the emotional, mental and physical well-being of those in need through visits with miniature therapy horses. Founder Jodie Diegel generously spent a little time providing me with a little background on Mane in Heaven and ways that you can help! Read about Mane in Heaven below:

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Introducing Winnie the Mini Horse and Heartland Mini Hoofs Charity

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Winnie the Mini Horse book cover

A lovely new children’s book, Winnie the Mini Horse by Andra and Morgan Ebert introduces children to the world of therapy mini horses and what it is like to face changes. The book helps children feel more comfortable when they are in a new situation and learn how to navigate new relationships and situations. The Ebert’s goal in writing Winnie the Mini Horse was to diminish the fear children have in change and to show them that change can be good. The book is really a lovely story and very accurately depicts some of the feelings we all have about change through the eyes of Winnie. The story of Winnie is very relatable for children and the beautiful illustrations quickly grab readers.
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