Welcome To Blue Bell Equine Assisted Therapy

Horses are social animals with defined roles. They have distinct personalities, attitudes, and moods. The can be stubborn, or playful. In other words, they're just like us.

Its hard to ignore a horse with their size and presence, and you cant just push them around. Approaching horses helps us reflect how we approach our relationships and how we can face overwhelming things in our lives, and learn to handle them.

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is a unique and highly effective treatment method for a variety of mental health and behavioral issues. Using a team approach with a Licensed Professional Counselor, an equine advisor, and carefully selected equine partner, a client is able to spend time with an intuitive, non-judgmental being who is often able to help a client discover healing at their own pace.

No Prior experience with horses is necessary, and all therapy work is done from the ground, with no riding experience needed.

Qualified professionals are with the client in the arena at all times. 

When inside the arena, work is done with the horses front and center, deliberately unhindered, never ridden, and allowed to interact with the client as they wish. 

This creates space for the client, with the help of the professional facilitators to reflect, project, and make deep connections to what they see and feel.

Depression & Anxiety

Trauma and PTSD

Grief, Long Term Illness and End of Life

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Relationships, Separation, and Divorce

Memory Exercise for Early Onset Dementia

Addiction Issues

Sports and Artistic Performance Anxiety

Team Building Exercises

Empowerment  Groups for Young People

Empowerment Groups for Women

Individuals

Families

Corporate Groups

Addiction Groups

Special Interest Groups

"I had a wonderful time there, and used to look forward to going to Equine Assisted Therapy. I just want to express my gratitude, because i really enjoyed the horses, I can't  say it enough. There's something about the horses, they have a spirit, or something that really touched me. Sean was so patient, and such a kind soul and I'm one veteran who really appreciates the outreach and effort he and the horses showed me."

B.R.

I was involved in a very traumatic event during the course of my job. Sean was able to relate to what I was going through mentally, and made me feel comfortable enough to talk to him. Through Sean's Equine Assisted Therapy and the generous support of Kindle Hill Foundation, I was able to successfully return back to work with no issues. Without Sean, I would never have been able to handle my mental trauma on my own and successfully return to work. Sean helped me greatly, and I would recommend him to anyone.

Gabby is a Quarter Horse/Paint and very sensitive to people's emotional health. She has a calm healing energy about her, and loves the people she works with, as much as they love her.

Sadie is a medium size Paint Pony. Adorable, cuddly, and friendly, if you're having a bad day, Sadie is there to lift your spirits. 

Sadie is loved and loaned to us by Jennifer Jones

Trudy is a Paint Horse. She's a sweet, gentle, and reliable soul. She has an ability to touch people's heart with her kind and loving personality. 

Lola is a Quarter Horse. She's a sensitive girl who helps people dealing with grief and loss, and learning to identify and manage their anxiety. 

Ask us about our unique groups for those in the recovery community, victims of domestic violence, and senior memory care. See how horses and their gentle intuitive presence allow people to heal at their own pace with no judgement, and only love surrounding them and others in a peaceful, tranquil, environment 

"I was having trouble managing my anxiety and depression and felt burned out on traditional Therapy. A friend of mine recommended I contact Sean and try Equine Assisted Therapy. Working with Sean and connecting with the horses made a difference in my life. I'm forever grateful to Sean, Gabby, and Hunter for showing me a new way to handle my anxiety and depression."

D.E.M.