Reining Strength Therapeutic Horsemanship is a Premier Accre dited Center through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemans hip\, International (PATH Intl.)\, and provides equine-assisted services f or people ages 2 and up - children and adults - who have physical\, cognit ive\, social\, or emotional needs. \;
\n\n\;
\n\nVery simply phrased\, it&rsquo\;s people interacting with horses. \; The program focus is two-fold: tea ching riding skills and incorporating potential therapeutic benefits into the riding lesson.
\n\n\;
\n\nThe rhythmic way that horses mo ve mimics the human movement of walking. In riding a horse\, the stride of the horse actually moves the rider&rsquo\;s pelvis by rotating and moving from side to side\, similar to the human walk. This creates a unique neur omuscular stimulation. As the horse adjusts its gait\, the rider also must constantly adjust the speed of their own pelvic motion. \;
\n\nAside from riding\, the relationship with the horse is devel
oped as part of their therapeutic goals. Participants take part in the car
e and grooming of the horse\, such as brushing\, bathing
Very simply phrased\, it&rsquo\;s people interacting with horses.&nbs p\; The program focus is two-fold: teaching riding skills and incorporatin g potential therapeutic benefits into the riding lesson.
\n\n\;
\n\nThe rhythmic way that horses move mimics the human movement of walk ing. In riding a horse\, the stride of the horse actually moves the rider& rsquo\;s pelvis by rotating and moving from side to side\, similar to the human walk. This creates a unique neuromuscular stimulation. As the horse adjusts its gait\, the rider also must constantly adjust the speed of thei r own pelvic motion. \;
\n\nAside from riding\, the relationship with the horse is developed as part of their therapeutic goals. Participants take part in the \;
\n\nVery simply phrased\, it&rsquo\;s people interacting with horses. \; The program focus is two-fold: tea ching riding skills and incorporating potential therapeutic benefits into the riding lesson.
\n\n\;
\n\nThe rhythmic way that horses mo ve mimics the human movement of walking. In riding a horse\, the stride of the horse actually moves the rider&rsquo\;s pelvis by rotating and moving from side to side\, similar to the human walk. This creates a unique neur omuscular sti
\n\nmulation. As the horse adjusts its gait\, the r ider also must constantly adjust the speed of their own pelvic motion.&nbs p\;
\n\n\;
\nSer ving Fort Bend County and the greater west Houston\, Texas area
\nReining Strength Therapeutic Horsema nship is a Premier Accredited Center through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship\, International (PATH Intl.)\, and provides eq uine-assisted services for people ages 2 and up - children and adults - wh o have physical\, cognitive\, social\, or emotional needs.
\nWHAT IS THERAPEUTIC HORSEMANSHIP?
\n\n END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR