The Generous Horse Project
The Generous
Horse Project
A Safe Haven for Horse–Human Trauma Recovery.
Healing here happens through relationship — not performance.
Through safety, you can feel.
Through time, presence, and care.
A Place Held With Intention
​This is not a facility or an activity space.
It is the horses’ home — and a protected field of care.
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We work with trauma, attachment, and the nervous system through steady, relational presence. Both humans and horses are met as living beings, shaped by experience, capable of recovery.
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Nothing here is rushed.
Nothing here is forced.
Practice, Not Performance
We have practiced equine-assisted psychotherapy for over fifteen years, and lived alongside a herd in recovery for nearly a decade.
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Our work is shaped not only by training, but by time in relationship — by watching attachment, rupture, repair, and regulation unfold in real life.
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We do not send people into unfamiliar settings to complete tasks.
And we do not open our herd to interaction unless safety and regulation are present — for horses and humans alike.
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This is the ground our work grows from.
Our Horses Are Not Tools
Our herd members carry their own histories.
Some arrived with trauma, disruption, or loss.
Over time, through consistency and care, we have watched survival responses soften and new capacities emerge.
Their healing is not separate from the work. It is part of it
Our Work
Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Ground-based, consent-based work with horses—supporting regulation, attachment repair, and embodied healing.
Trauma Informed Psychotherapy
Somatic + attachment-focused (EMDR) therapy for trauma, overwhelm, and life transitions.
Intensives, Groups, Consultation
Support for clinicians and equine professionals seeking to build ethical, sustainable practices rooted in lived experience.
A Living System of Care
Safety is not only a feeling here. It is something held collectively—through an ecosystem that has been thoughtfully cared for over time.
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We offer trauma- and attachment-informed therapy that supports people in coming home to themselves.
