Kick On Together

16/05/2021

Hold the phone!! Exciting news, we are reopening tentatively for 1st July. We have been super busy whilst closed to be able to offer you even more, to include the following:

1:1 Equine Assisted Therapy
Pony Patting sessions
Home visits
Pony Parties

And overnight wellness stays with us in our luxurious barn conversion. You will wake up to Charlotte and Figgy outside your window.

Message or call us for further information. Or just keep an eye on our page for further details.

20/03/2020

Home working and home learning! The challenge of being an employee and educator. We will shortly be launching online live activities to help during this period. Keep an eye on this page to hear our exciting plans!

05/02/2020

There is now an extensive body of research evidencing the benefits of therapy through horses for autism and Asd. Please do get in touch if you would like to discuss further.

First-of-its kind research shows how brain-building exercises and therapeutic horseback riding improve the motor skills of young people with neurodevelopmental disorders.

22/09/2019

Horses that heal, companion walking is an amazingly successful therapeutic model.

Horses make great companions for psychotherapy because they can mirror and respond to human behavior. And crucially, ‘there’s no judgment with a horse’

07/09/2019

Our new baby chicks have arrived. Very cute but with no names as yet. They are looking forward to meeting you all and being named.

06/06/2019

Such a special story.

The connection was instantaneous when a little girl with special needs met a donkey who had been left to die.

30/05/2019

Have a listen to the BBC podcast featuring Kick On Together. BBC morning presenter, Trish Adudu, experienced one of our mindfulness through horses sessions. Listen to Trish's emotional response to our therapy led class.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07brbws

27/05/2019

Reaffirms our experience of therapy led equine experiences.

A new study found that PTSD scores dropped 87 percent after just six weeks of therapeutic horsemanship sessions.