Changing lives,
one connection
at a time.
What We Believe
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At The Generous Horse Project, we believe in the transformative power of connection.
Healing happens in relationship—where it was once ruptured, it can be restored.
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Our Core Values:
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Healing is slow, relational, and real
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Horses are teachers, not tools
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Connection—nervous system to nervous system—is the vessel for change
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Nature and land stewardship are part of the healing
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We choose depth over volume, and safety over performance​
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Nestled in Driftwood, Texas, our sanctuary is a space where humans and horses walk a shared path toward healing—one grounded in trust, respect, and mutual understanding.
Our Mission
To provide a safe haven where humans and horses connect to heal from trauma, build resilience, and grow beyond their past experiences.
Vision
We envision a world where healthy, connected relationships with self, others, and the environment are at the forefront of everything we do. So, we’ve made it our mission to create a safe haven for horses and humans to recover from toxic stress and trauma through connected, trusting relationships.
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You don’t need to be fixed.
You need to be felt, seen, and safe.
This is what we believe.
Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is a powerful, relationship-centered approach to healing that brings together licensed clinicians, equine specialists, and horse partners in a peaceful, outdoor setting.
Our Licensed Therapy team consists of a Mental health professional, an Equine specialist, and your chosen horse partner to support and guide you on your healing journey, whatever that looks like. Together, this team creates a safe, structured space where healing can unfold.
Though we work beyond the traditional therapy room, our practice is deeply grounded in clinical training. We use evidence-based, trauma- and attachment-informed approaches to support regulation, safety, and emotional integration.
We’ve witnessed what happens when people feel safe enough to slow down, connect, and be seen. Again and again, we see the profound strength of the horse-human bond—and how relationships, when held with care, can change everything.
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