Healing
With Horses at WildRose Horse Farm, Inc. Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT)
501(c)3 Public Charity Uncasville, CT 06382
Gift Certificates are available to give the gift of Healing and
Love through Equine Assisted Therapy
Photo by Megan Zopf
"Healing With Horses" at WildRose
Horse Farm 501(c)3 copyright 2003/Shari Rosati All Rights Reserved.
Healing With Horses promotes Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) and has over 50 years combined
equine experience. We offer "Healing With Horses" Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Equine Assisted
Learning (EAL) Therapy in the styles of Dressage, English or Western which includes Equine Safety and General Horse Care.
We bring the New World of Horsemanship to YOU. We are about Emotional, Psychological, Physical and Spiritual Healing
which inludes Recovery of any kind. We promote Equine Assisted Learning and Communication.
We teach people of all ages and walks of life to learn how to bond
and communicate with horses. We offer a wide variety of Session Packages and Lessons Packages in one half to one hour
sessions. We design a complete package of private sessions for individuals with our team of Counselors, Physicians
and Nurses working side by side with our Advanced, Experienced and Certified Staff who all offer a variety
of Unique Equine Backgrounds. With the help of our Four-Legged Therapists who are gentle, well mannered and patient with
Children, Beginners and Experienced Equestrians.
Equine Assisted Therapy
Who would
benefit from Equine Assisted Therapy? People with Autism, Asbergers, Psychological, Cognitive, Emotional and Social
Disorders may use Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) adapted as needed - as a recreational and leisure experience.
The emphasis is on an Enjoyable and Relaxing Experience that provides Additional Therapeutic
Benefits in the areas of Communication, Socialization, Posture, Structure, Mobility, and an overall improved quality of life.
Individuals may participate in horse - related activities to their maximum ability in an atmosphere of support, structure
and socialization for the primary purpose of the intrinsic enjoyment of the activity.
We have worked with SECASA, Autism Speaks, CT.Farm Bureau,
School Systems, Courts, Families of Children With Disabilities, Tramautic Brain Injury Association, Wounded Warriors, Veterans
Returning Home, United Community Family Services and an extensive variety of others. We have extended ourselves
to people in need of Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Recovery's of any kind.
Our programs extend to all needing help from Bereavement, Cancer,
Communication Skills, Family Counseling, ADD/ADHD, Depression, PTSD, TBI, Emotional Attachment Disorder, Asbergers, Autism,
Grief, People In Transition, Addictions and General Mental and Physical Health.
Photo by Sanna Piispanen
"To Trust Oneself In The Dance With The Horse
Is To Touch The Infinate"
Equine Therapy
Healing With Horses Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT)
501(c)3 is the "CENTERPIECE" of the services we offer. The gentle, four-legged staff members are remarkable
and intuitive. These social animals can sense the surface of uncertainty as well as deep-seated emotional distress.
In effect, they hold up a mirror in which clients can view themselves. The two-legged staff members then translate and
help the clients apply short and long-term changes to find balanced more fulfilling lives.
Healing With Horses
-Boosts Confidence and Self-Esteem
-Develops Personal Accountability
-Develops Trust, Patience and Responsibility
-Enhances Listening and Communication Skills
-Reinforces Relationships
-Strengthens Emotional Control and Self
Discipline
"Mirrors That Reflect Our Souls" Shari Rosati-2003 Copyrighted/All Rights Reserved
Photo by Sanna Piispanen
There is enough evidence to prove
some of the most insightful therapists eat hay. For decades, a branch of healing known under various names such as Equine
Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Equine Self Growth has help troubled, temporarily
lost and traumatized children and adults find a sense of well-being, personal balance and happiness. Horses are considered
to be empathic. This makes it easier for the horse to interact with the participant and has the ability to read the emotions
of the student. Their calm sentient nature including the ability to be non-judgmental makes the bond between horse
and student a whole energy. What we call here at the facility "One With Horse"
Photo by Sanna Piispanen
501(c)3 non-profit Organization
536 Raymond Hill Road
Uncasville, CT 06382
Shari (860) 912 1557
***Thoroughbred Gelding for Lease in Preston..See
Our "UPDATE" page for Information***
Your generous donations will help us to
continue to provide our wellness programs allowing us to help our rescue Horses to help people in YOUR Community! Please go
to our Online Donations Giving Form and be a part of "Healing With Horses" We need your monthly, annual or one time
Donations to keep our programs up and running. We rely on your Donations to help others with Therapeutic Riding and Equine
Assisted Therapy.
Thank
You
