Triple-H Equitherapy Organization History
Twenty years ago there were only institutionalized therapeutic services for people with disabilities in Bexar and adjacent Hill Country counties. In 1995, Kent and Kathy Harbaugh moved to Texas from Alabama where they had founded the Montgomery Area Nontraditional Equestrians (MANE) therapy center. At MANE, they demonstrated how the human-horse bond can open the door to new possibilities for those living with a physical or mental disability. Kent (a retired USAF Colonel) and his wife finally found a little piece of “horse heaven”in the Texas Hill Country about 20 miles
Northwest of San Antonio.
The couple envisioned building a therapeutic horsemanship center at which children, adults, and even horses with special needs could thrive. The Harbaugh’s vision became a reality when they established Horses Helping the Handicapped, Inc., in 1995.
Northwest of San Antonio.
The couple envisioned building a therapeutic horsemanship center at which children, adults, and even horses with special needs could thrive. The Harbaugh’s vision became a reality when they established Horses Helping the Handicapped, Inc., in 1995.
