Jessica Morris grew up in Northern California riding Welsh ponies, her Quarter Horse, Tweedle Dun, and her Paint mare, Mokey. She now lives in Georgia with her son Benjamin and her husband Luke, who is in the Navy. Jessica loves writing stories about the joy and healing horses bring to people because they are reminders that there is still good in the world.
Students gain confidence and strength through adaptive vaulting at Karin’s Horse Connection.
Para-equestrian Lauren Barwick didn’t let a devastating accident stop her from becoming a successful rider and trainer.
A therapeutic carriage driving program makes equine therapy accessible to all.
A rodeo association created by military members for military members is making it possible for those who serve to compete in the sport despite the challenges of military life.
Unbridled tackles tough issues in a beautiful, family-friendly film that showcases healing through equine therapy.
A unique nature-exposure therapy program in Florida uses wild Florida Cracker Horses to help adults with autism.
The Sunshine State lived up to its name on January 21st when more than 20 athletes gathered at the Jacksonville Equestrian Center to compete in the 2018 Special Olympics Florida Area 5 Equestrian Championships.
Military members, veterans, and their families find horses and healing at the Brave HEART program.
Miniature horses are trotting their way into the hearts of both young and old through the Mobile Minis program.
A therapeutic riding program on a historic ranch uses horses to empower students with disabilities.