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Not at all. You don’t need any horse knowledge or experience to participate. The focus isn’t on horsemanship — it’s on presence, connection, and what unfolds during your time with the horses.

No. All of our sessions are ground-based. We work alongside the horses in ways that create safety, connection, and reflection without riding.

That’s completely okay — and actually very common. We move at your pace and never force interaction. Some clients begin outside the arena or simply observe at first. Even being near the horses can still be meaningful and impactful.

A typical session is about 60 minutes and is peaceful, calm, and relational. Many people arrive feeling unsure or anxious, and we gently help you settle and feel safe.

We begin by creating a grounded, comfortable environment where you can slow down and become present. From there, you’ll spend time with the horses in ways that unfold naturally — sometimes through simple connection, observation, or guided activities.

Every session is unique and guided by what feels right for you in the moment. There is no pressure to share or perform — you’re invited to simply be present and engage in whatever way feels comfortable.

No. Sharing is always optional. Some clients talk openly, while others process quietly with the horses. We follow your comfort level and what naturally unfolds during the session.

No. Our sessions are not therapy or counseling. We create space for peace, reflection, and connection in partnership with Jesus and the horses. Many people experience insight, healing, and breakthrough — but our role is to hold space, not to fix or clinically treat.

Yes — our work is rooted in faith, and Jesus is at the center of what we do. At the same time, we honor each client’s comfort level. We always ask permission before using faith language and meet people wherever they are spiritually. Emotional, physical, and spiritual safety is our priority.

Sessions take place outdoors, so dress for the weather. Closed-toe shoes or boots are required, and you can expect to get a little dusty from the arena and horses.

Yes. We love working with groups and can customize sessions to meet your needs. Reach out to us and we can set up a call to discuss options.

All sessions are held outdoors. If weather conditions aren’t safe, we will reschedule your session.

No — a tour is completely optional. Many clients come straight out for a session, while others prefer to visit the ranch first, meet the herd, and learn more about what to expect. We’re happy to support whichever feels most comfortable for you.

Tours are a relaxed, 30-minute visit to the ranch where you can meet the horses, see the space, and hear more about what sessions are like. It’s a great way to get familiar with the environment if you’re feeling unsure or just want to explore before scheduling a session.

Tours are complimentary and offered as a way to help you feel comfortable and informed.

Our sessions are offered on a donation basis. We never want finances to be the reason someone doesn’t come. 

For those who like having a general range in mind, donations often fall somewhere between $30–$100 per session. This is simply a guideline — not an expectation — and always based on what feels comfortable and manageable for you.

If finances are a concern, please don’t let that stop you from reaching out. We’re always happy to have a conversation.

Yes — we do work with children of all ages.

Our children’s sessions are led by our Children’s Director and are thoughtfully designed to support emotional safety, confidence, and connection through interactions with the horses.