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Attuned Horsemanship Lessons
Our attuned horsemanship lessons prioritize connection over performance, offering a space where students feel seen and heard. Each lesson is thoughtfully tailored to honor the emotional, mental, and physical needs of our students. We embrace the reality that not one lesson fits all - nor should it. Lessons are designed to support personal well-being through the medium of horse-human connection. We invite students to explore what this connection means for them, whether it's a sense of calm, renewed purpose, horsemanship skills, emotional literacy, self understanding, or something entirely their own. Teaching horsemanship under an attuned lens means our instructors are deeply aware of the emotions, body language, energy, and needs of both students and horses.
We serve a wide range of individuals who vary in age, ability, and skill level. This work may be beneficial for you if you are:
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Seeking greater well-being and calm
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Healing from stress or trauma
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Neurodivergent
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Craving connection and co-regulation
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Drawn to play, movement, and curiosity
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Looking for peaceful time outdoors
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A child with social or emotional challenges
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Interested in a body-based, trauma-informed complement to therapy
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Wanting to learn horseback riding or groundwork skills
*For people with physical disabilities: we have calm, quiet horses and volunteers who are trained in leading and side-walking for lessons, offering physical support and stability. Get in touch with us to see if we might be able to serve you.
Pricing
Attuned Horsemanship Lessons: $85 / Lesson
6 week commitment required
Our prices are subsidized by donors. Clients pay 18% of actual cost. We do not currently contract with or accept funds from insurance or DSHS/DDD/DDA. Participants are billed at the end of each six week session.
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Lesson Structure
Lessons are offered February–December in six-week sessions, with a one-week pause between sessions to rest and reset. Each student participates in a one-hour private lesson per week. While many students choose to continue throughout the year, we do require an initial commitment of one six-week session.
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