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Changing lives,
one connection
at a time. 

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At The Generous Horse Project, we provide a safe haven for trauma recovery, where horses and humans embark on a shared healing journey. Rooted in compassionate and connected relationships, we create an environment where individuals feel seen, heard, and understood. Together, we foster a healing process that honors the experiences of both horses and humans, promoting growth and resilience.

Our Mission: To Provide a Safe Haven for Horse and Human Trauma Recovery.

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We care for and cultivate a healing and restorative space for horses, humans, and our shared ecosystem.

We believe in safeguarding the needs of our Generous horses and giving them a voice and choice in daily life and therapy sessions.

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We use a trauma and attachment approach to build relationships with horses and humans.

 

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We envision a world where the healing power of human-horse relationships is fully recognized and where people and horses can thrive together in harmony.  By advocating for trauma-informed care and holistic horsemanship, we aim change the narrative of how equine assisted therapy is practiced—ensuring that horses' and humans' mental, emotional, and physical health are equally prioritized. 

OUR WORK

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For the past 12 years, we have dedicated ourselves to creating a comprehensive trauma recovery program that benefits both horses and humans. We cultivate safe, supportive spaces where individuals feel seen and heard, nurturing their essential need for connection and understanding. 

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is a form of mental health therapy incorporating horses within a peaceful environment supporting emotional growth and healing. 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. We've seen firsthand how relationships can change lives. The stories of resilience and transformation we've witnessed are a testament to the strength of the horse and human spirit and the power of connection.
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Because our sessions do not take place in a typical therapy setting, we are considered by many to be an "alternative form of therapy." However, despite our non-traditional platform (outside, in nature, connecting with horses and the environment), our practice and therapy model is evidenced-based, and our services are trauma and attachment-informed.

 

What Sets Us Apart

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At The Generous Horse Project, we bring a wealth of expertise to our understanding of the reciprocal relationship between horses and humans. Our aim is to set a new standard for equine-assisted therapy, ensuring that our horses have a voice and a choice in their interactions and daily lives. We also know that healing trauma requires a safe, supportive environment where individuals can reconnect with their body, mind, and spirit.
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We are proud to offer:
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  • Trauma-Informed, Attachment-Based Care: Our approach is rooted in trauma recovery and attachment principles. It helps individuals rebuild trust, process emotions, and foster authentic relationships. â€‹â€‹
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  • Somatic Experiencing with Horses: By integrating somatic experiencing with equine therapy, we address trauma in both the mind and body, allowing for profound healing and personal growth.
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