REACH Therapeutic Riding Center is a place where miracles happen daily. Children with autism focus and thrive. Physically challenged riders discover independence and self-confidence. Mentally challenged riders channel behavior and increase motivation. Veterans find acceptance. REACH Therapeutic Riding Center is a 501(c)(3) organization.
At REACH Therapeutic Riding Center we offer multiple programs using equine assisted therapeutic horseback riding to help those with physical, mental or emotional challenges: Therapeutic Riding, Hippotherapy, Equine Facilitated Learning, and Horses for Warriors.
To learn more,
click on the image above.
REACH is currently seeking healthy,
experienced horses to help our riders reach their potential!
Therapy horses must be willing to tolerate unbalanced, erratic riders, work with leaders and sidewalkers, and accept a variety of toys and equipment.
If you feel your horse is ready for a rewarding career as a therapy horse, please call 254-848-7888 or email Ride@REACHtrc.org. Click on Ben's picture to download the initial questionnaire and get started!
We are excited to announce
that our Spring Semester begins
on January 20th
If you are a current participant,
please speak with your instructor
about continuing lesson times.
Below you will find a link to the
programs page that contains
returning rider information as
well as new rider registration.
If you are wanting to participate
this spring, please click the picture
above to find the program
documents and return to us at
ride@reachtrc.org.
Every Monday is Veterans Day here at REACH!
Horses for Warriors is open to all Veterans.
We meet Monday evenings at the barn
Contact: Loren Spray: veterans@reachtrc.org for more information
For questions or to volunteer contact:
Loren "LJ" Spray
REACH Veteran Coordinator
veterans@REACHtrc.org
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