Every session is shaped around your child. They lead, I guide. We work towards real, noticeable progress, session by session.

We start with a cuppa and a chat so I can understand what's going on at home. Your child meets the horses, explores the yard, and we see what feels right for them. No pressure, no expectations - just getting comfortable.

Once we know what works, we develop a gentle routine. Some children love grooming, others prefer leading the horses around the paddock. Many just enjoy the calm presence of being near them. Each session builds on the last, always following what your child responds to best.
Every child is different. I offer three approaches, all one-to-one, all led by your child's needs, all with our gentle horses.
No competing with other children or feeling left behind. I've worked as a Special Needs Assistant in schools for over a decade - I understand that every child needs something different.
Our horses (Rosie, Ben, Wally, Wilma, and Socks) are chosen specifically for their calm temperaments. All interactions happen on the ground - no riding unless specifically requested and appropriate. I'm always within arm's reach.
Some children connect immediately, others need several visits to feel comfortable. We never rush. If your child needs to spend the entire session just watching the horses from a distance, that's perfectly fine.

where children work in groups, your child gets my complete attention. As both a qualified coach and someone who's worked with children with additional needs daily, I understand the individual support each child requires.

I'm not speaking to you as a therapist using clinical language. I'm talking to you as one parent to another who's worked with hundreds of children facing similar challenges in schools across Limerick and Clare.
No. Most children who come here have never been near a horse before. We start from the beginning and I guide them through everything.
That's completely normal. We go at their pace. Some children spend their first session just watching from the fence, and that's fine. There's no pressure to do anything they're not ready for.
Every child is different, but most parents notice changes after 3 to 4 sessions. Calmer at home, better sleep, fewer meltdowns. Some children respond even faster.
Yes. All our horses are chosen for their calm, patient temperaments. Activities happen on the ground and later on therapeutic riding, and I'm always within arm's reach. Safety comes first, always.
Children from around 5 upwards, teenagers, and adults. If you're unsure whether it suits your child or adult person, ask me and I'll give you an honest answer.
Something comfortable that can get a bit mucky. Closed-toe shoes are essential. We're outdoors with horses, so dress for the Irish weather.
No. If your child is struggling and you think this might help, that's enough. You don't need a letter from anyone.
Yes. I hold Equimotional Wellbeing Coaching Certificate and BHS Coaching, also I have worked as Special Needs Assistant.