Dream Walkers Equine Therapy
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Pictures of US
From the Volunteers, to our Wonderful children. We all love what we do.
Walkers
Equine Assisted Therapy Volunteer
Best Friends
Equine Assisted Therapy helping children with varies physical disabilities
Happiest Smile you will see
hand eye coordination and muscle control are also benefits of therapeutic riding.
Quite Walk with friends
Stretching and relaxing during our rides help the children to really feel the movement of their horse.
Relaxing grazing
Equine Therapy Staff Member
Coming to say Hi
Equine Therapy Staff Member
I love you Mom
Emotional support comes in all shapes and sizes. It comes when we least expect it and makes the biggest impact. Equine therapy is not just for the physically disabled but for anyone who needs a place to rejuvenate. Too slow down and take time to think things out. To tell your troubles to a friend who will keep them just between the two of you. There to show you the way to peace.
I have never done this before but I think Rebel and I could become good friends.
Thinking about joining in some therapeutic riding lessons.
Friends in the making
a helping hand
Being a volunteer puts a smile on my face every time I come out to Dream Walkers Equine Therapy Center to help.
Pauline Garcia
Founder, executive director and instructor
My first ride
Therapeutic riding helps children with autism by stimulating the inner ear which is known to encourage conversation.
Poles
Learning to control my horse and keep my balance
Whispering sweet nothings to Digger
Sun and Freinds
Riding helps keep our muscles strong.
Leg up
I can do this.
Dreams
Touch the sky and higher in Uvalde, TX.
Horse handler
Focusing on the tasks at hand can be very challenging but our children do an awesome job of it out here on the back of their horses.
The Sky is the limit
or just the beginning!!!
Nose to nose
So do you really need to have those holes here. Investigating our horse and getting comfortable with each other is a big part of equine therapy. Building that trust between animal and human.
Sitting Tall in the saddle
Posture and balance is greatly improved while riding. There is a constant need to be correcting your balance as the horse walks and moves through the arena.
First meeting
Saying hello and getting to know each other is the start to the equine therapy program.
Flash and me
We are one as we build the trust between us. Horse and child communicating in their own way.
Work those poles
Memory and coordination are also worked on during the riding therapy sessions.
Let's talk about it.
Our children play a big part in the success of our equine riding class by making suggestions to the plan. After all they are here to have fun and learn to ride.
strolling
enjoy the ride
Reaching for our goals
Everything is within our reach as long as we are given the chance to try. Games are integrated into each riding lesson to help practice the riding skill in a fun activity.
Best freinds
My best friend forever
Walk on
Ready
Nose to Nose
Thank you for the ride
I love you.
Hugs and loves in te barn on a rainy day.
Tex getting a big hug
Our students love to hug and love on their therapists.
Concentration
Working together to problem solve
Bows are for little girls and sweet equine friends.
Doc
Our sweet handsome man. Here from the snowy north to live out his life being pampered by the children