Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy Training (EFPT)

EFPT is a therapeutic approach that involves working directly with horses to help individuals reconnect with themselves and others. Our programs provide a safe and nurturing environment where veterans and first responders can heal, grow, and regain hope.

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Experience emotional healing through guided horse interactions, where the quiet presence of a horse helps veterans rediscover calm, confidence, and connection.

Key Benefits of EFPT

Horsemanship & Skill Building

Maverick the horse laying down and relaxed

Participants learn practical horsemanship — grooming, leading, and understanding equine behavior — which enhances emotional regulation, confidence, and responsibility. These skills empower veterans and first responders to approach life’s challenges with resilience.

Community & Peer Connection

Our group-based sessions foster camaraderie among participants who’ve shared similar life experiences. The shared time with horses and each other helps build trust, reduce isolation, and promote healing.

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Join a circle of healing where the bond between peers and horses creates space for connection, understanding, and peace beyond words.

Why Horses?

Horses are incredibly responsive to human emotion. Their ability to mirror our non-verbal cues creates opportunities for self-discovery and therapeutic growth. They offer honest, immediate feedback and provide a unique path to healing and self-understanding.

Sometimes the greatest battles are healed not with words, but in silence, between a soldier and the soul of a horse.