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hUMBLE Equine TherapyRichardson, Texas

Now at Windmill Stables · Richardson, Texas

hUMBLE Equine Therapy

A Different Way to Connect, Reflect, and Grow

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Horses help mental health

hUMBLE Therapy combines horses with professional counseling in a safe atmosphere built on trust.

Humble stands for Horses Utilizing, Mindfulness, Balance, and Logos in the Environment. The approach is organic, and its principles are designed to be incorporated into other treatment modalities and settings.

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The horses

Horses are sensitive to non-verbal communication and stay balanced in the present moment. Building mutual trust with such a large, powerful animal can aid in building or restoring healthy communication skills and boundaries.

The environment

Being outside bestows a sense of connectedness. Spacious outdoor surroundings promote mindfulness, gratitude, and humility.

Who it can help

hUMBLE Therapy is a professional counseling approach that can help anyone who is struggling with a wide range of mental health challenges.

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Our location

Windmill Stables

hUMBLE Equine Therapy sessions take place at Windmill Stables in Richardson, Texas. Windmill Stables is a separate business; visit their website for information about the facility and their own services.

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Common questions

What is equine-assisted therapy?

At hUMBLE Equine Therapy, it is professional counseling that incorporates horses, offered in a safe atmosphere built on trust. Treatment plan goals mirror those of traditional counseling.

Do sessions require horseback riding?

No. Riding is not required. Sessions focus on building a relationship with the horses on the ground; mounted work is only used where it fits the treatment plan.

Where are sessions held?

Sessions take place at Windmill Stables, 2029 N Cliffe, Richardson, TX 75082. Windmill Stables is a separate business.

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