EAT is Equine Assisted Therapy

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Marc Cox & Bo Matthews speak with Lulu Bogolin from Equine Assist Therapy. The recreational nature of the Equine-Assisted Activities program allows a source of hope for people with disabilities. They can leave the standard clinical setting and enjoy an independence they never thought would be available to them. The Equine-Assisted Learning Program is an experiential education program that harnesses the power of relationship with the horse as a path to self-discovery and growth. This is not a typical horseback riding class. Riding is offered as part of some Equine-Assisted Learning classes, but it is not the main focus. Silver Saddles is a program for able bodied riders that are 55+ years old. The Veterans Program facilitates a relationship and a bond between the veteran and his or her horse. They are having their Cornhole Tournament 2023 Sunday, March 12th at 3369 Hwy 109 Wildwood, MO 63038 Check in at 10am – Bags fly at 10:30am $60 per team – $35 for single registrant Will take place rain or shine in our indoor arena. https://eatherapy.org/