Equine-assisted services (EAS) can be transformative—improving confidence, emotional regulation, boundaries, communication, and overall well-being. But like any professional field involving vulnerable people and large animals, it must be grounded in competence, ethics, and safety.

We have all been lucky enough to know certain exceptional individuals who make huge differences in people's lives. In this case the individual is a horse.

Congratulations to the winners of the 25th annual Rider Cup Golf Tournament!

Hello! My name is Mikaela K. and I am a dedicated student currently pursuing a degree in Recreation Management and Leadership at Western Washington University…

Julia has loved horses for her entire life. For many, a career with horses is a dream, but Julia made it her reality and life’s work…