PROGRAMS/SERVICES
Triple H offers a variety of programs for children, adults, and veterans with a wide array of physical and mental disabilities. Enrollment in each program varies from session to session to meet the needs of the clients participating in the program during that time frame. These include seven core programs:
Hooves, Hearts & Heroes
Therapeutic horseback riding and horse facilitated experiential learning. This program is a collaborative effort with area schools providing learning and therapeutic riding for students with a mental or physical disability.
Riding to Independence--Therapeutic riding for the disabled
Therapeutic riding for individuals with physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.
From Fear to Responsibility—Program for at-risk youth
Equine-assisted psychotherapy for “at risk” youth referred by private therapists, schools, juvenile justice agencies, and residential facilities for troubled and abused children. The Open the Gate Project is a special component of this program that provides equine facilitated psychotherapy for children and youth with emotional or mental illnesses as well as those who suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Horse Power Project—Therapeutic riding for Veterans
Healing and wholeness for veterans with emotional, mental, and physical challenges. Triple H collaborates with the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl) Horses for Heroes program, the Wounded Warriors Project, and other veterans’ organizations. Wounded veterans experience physical and mental healing as they rebuild confidence, strength, hope, and honor. Classes include social activities with veterans’ families in order to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life.
Horsemanship First—Dismounted program for the disabled
Equine-assisted curriculum consisting of ground (dismounted) activities promoting physical health, emotional healing, and psychological well-being for children, youth, and adults. Program participants often have mental health disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Horsepower for Seniors--Therapeutic horsemanship and socialization for those over 65
Matching a therapy horse with a senior human can improve the health of both and give new meaning to their lives. Seniors of any age or health condition are invited to participate in our dismounted Horse Power for Seniors program. A relationship with a horse engages the mind, the body, the senses, and the emotions at the same time.
Triple H offers a variety of programs for children, adults, and veterans with a wide array of physical and mental disabilities. Enrollment in each program varies from session to session to meet the needs of the clients participating in the program during that time frame. These include seven core programs:
Hooves, Hearts & Heroes
Therapeutic horseback riding and horse facilitated experiential learning. This program is a collaborative effort with area schools providing learning and therapeutic riding for students with a mental or physical disability.
Riding to Independence--Therapeutic riding for the disabled
Therapeutic riding for individuals with physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.
From Fear to Responsibility—Program for at-risk youth
Equine-assisted psychotherapy for “at risk” youth referred by private therapists, schools, juvenile justice agencies, and residential facilities for troubled and abused children. The Open the Gate Project is a special component of this program that provides equine facilitated psychotherapy for children and youth with emotional or mental illnesses as well as those who suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Horse Power Project—Therapeutic riding for Veterans
Healing and wholeness for veterans with emotional, mental, and physical challenges. Triple H collaborates with the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl) Horses for Heroes program, the Wounded Warriors Project, and other veterans’ organizations. Wounded veterans experience physical and mental healing as they rebuild confidence, strength, hope, and honor. Classes include social activities with veterans’ families in order to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life.
Horsemanship First—Dismounted program for the disabled
Equine-assisted curriculum consisting of ground (dismounted) activities promoting physical health, emotional healing, and psychological well-being for children, youth, and adults. Program participants often have mental health disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Horsepower for Seniors--Therapeutic horsemanship and socialization for those over 65
Matching a therapy horse with a senior human can improve the health of both and give new meaning to their lives. Seniors of any age or health condition are invited to participate in our dismounted Horse Power for Seniors program. A relationship with a horse engages the mind, the body, the senses, and the emotions at the same time.
Client Forms
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This is the Client Participation, Authorization, Release & Confidentiality Form That Must Be Reviewed Annually.
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This is The Participant's Health History Form.
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