Adaptive horsemanship & riding lessons

Participants learn horsemanship and riding skills in an environment tailored to their individual needs and learning styles. NWTRC offers instruction to riders of all skill levels. Goals are riding-skill-based, but individuals and parents often report many therapeutic benefits of participation. These benefits include improvements in physical strength, balance, coordination, mobility, self-confidence, self-control, peer interaction, and social skills.

 

We will begin offering site visits for 2025 in February.

Adaptive riding lessons are taught by PATH International certified instructors who create a wide variety of games and exercises designed to meet each student's needs. Lesson plans take into account the participant's physical, emotional, and mental strengths and limitations. Classes include arena riding, trail rides, and group activities.

  • Registration Process

    -Contact Julia Bozzo to arrange a site visit.

    -Read Policies & Prodecures manual.

    -After site visit, submit registration fee & form.

    -Complete & submit Participant Application & Health History and Physician’s Release.

  • Requirements

    -Site visit.

    -Participants must be age 4 or older and weigh less than 180 pounds to ride.

    -Complete & submit all paperwork & fees.

  • 2025 Session Schedule

    -Spring: April 14- May 30 (7 weeks)

    -Summer: June 23 - August 15 (8 weeks)

    -Fall: September 8 - October 17 (6 weeks)

Contact us.

nwtrc@premier1.net
(360)966-2124