07 Mar 2026
Parent Guides
About Us
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Testimonials
Hear From The Parents
"We tried many therapies. Within weeks of starting with Majella, Bobby's selective mutism was nearly gone. The horses help kids feel safe in a way that's hard to find anywhere else."
"Even after the worst school days, my daughter always leaves Majella's in brilliant form. It totally transforms her day."
"It's the best experience you can give your child. Majella puts 100% of her passion for horses and children into every single session."
Three Ways We Work Together
Every child is different. I offer three approaches, all one-to-one, all led by your child's needs, all with our gentle horses.
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL)
Groundwork for Growing Confidence
Equine Assisted Activities (EAA)
For Children with Additional Needs
WHAT WE OFFER
What You'll Find Here
Safe Outdoor Space
A calm, enclosed paddock where your child can work with horses away from distractions.
Our Track
A secure space for one-to-one work where children build trust with their horse.
Open Paddock
Room to move, explore, and breathe. Fresh air and space to just be.
Covered Area
Sessions happen rain or shine. We have shelter when the weather turns.
Meet the Horses
Snowy, Wally, Wilma, and Socks. Each one calm, patient, and brilliant with children.
Grooming Area
Where the magic starts. Brushing, caring, and building connection with the horses.
Welcoming Yard
A family-run space that feels like home, not a clinical facility.
Everything Provided
Helmets, brushes, equipment. Just bring yourselves and closed-toe shoes.
Parkinson's Disease and Involuntary Movement — The Moment a Miniature Horse Calmed What Medication Couldn't
Date :
Condition:
Parkinson's Disease with tremors and involuntary movement
Social Isolation in Elderly Care — How Two Miniature Horses Reached a Resident Who Hadn't Left His Room in 3 Years
Date :
2/25/2026
Condition:
Social isolation and withdrawal in residential care
Autism and Sensory Sensitivity — When the Right Horse Changes Everything
Date :
Condition:
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Apraxia of Speech — How Time with Horses Helped a Non-Verbal Child Speak His First Word
Date :
2/25/2026
Condition:
Apraxia of Speech (Childhood Apraxia of Speech / CAS)
Blogs
News & Articles
07 Mar 2026
Equine Assisted Learning (EAL)
What Is Equine Assisted Learning? A Parent’s Guide
26 Feb 2026
Equimotional Wellbeing Coaching
Why Horses Are Natural Co-Regulators for Children with Sensory Processing Difficulties
26 Feb 2026
Equine Assisted Activities (EAA)
How Equine Activities Help Children with ADHD Build Focus and Self-Regulation
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Question
Does my child need any experience with horses?
What if my child is nervous or scared?
How long before I see results?
Is it safe?
What age is this suitable for?
What should we wear?
Do I need a referral or diagnosis?
Are you qualified?
