Equine-assisted therapy is a therapeutic approach that involves interactions between individuals and horses to promote emotional, physical, and mental well-being. In non-ridden equine-assisted therapy, participants engage with horses through activities such as grooming, leading, and observing, rather than riding. These interactions can help improve self-esteem, reduce anxiety, enhance communication skills, and foster emotional growth by building a connection with the horses. The presence of horses and the activities involved can provide a calming and reflective experience, aiding in personal development and healing.

Yes, horses and ponies used in therapeutic settings are typically selected and trained for their gentle and calm nature, making them safe for interactions with young children and the elderly. These animals are accustomed to human interaction and are supervised by trained professionals to ensure a safe and positive experience for all participants. 
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We are located just outside Tempo, County Fermanagh, in the beautiful western region of Northern Ireland. Our site offers convenient parking and is fully accessible, accommodating both groups and individual visitors.
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