Horsemanship Program

Horsemanship curriculum is designed to meet the individual needs of the participant. We creatively plan curricula that address executive functions, emotional regulation, communication, theory of mind, problem solving, and more- all through horsemanship skills. The focus of Horsemanship can be any combination of physical, sensory, emotional, cognitive/educational, or social and can serve a wide range of individuals. High Hopes has successfully partnered with various community organizations to provide Horsemanship classes focusing on character development, memory care, veterans, mentored volunteering/job coaching, substance use/abuse, and domestic violence. Horsemanship lessons are offered in both private, semi-private, and small group (up to 8) settings.