GO Therapeutic Riding at Rathfarnham Equestrian Centre

Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2022
Orla & Grainne

GO Therapeutic Riding is now finished term sessions. Enjoy the summer & hope to see you all back early Sept.

https://ihearthorses.com/students-with-aspergers-develop-social-skills-through-interaction-with-horses/

Students With Asperger's Develop Social Skills Through Interaction With Horses There are quite a few therapeutic riding facilities, but this facility uses on the ground training to help students with Asperger’s learn how to communicate better with humans. “One of the reasons why the horse

As we head into the New Year regretfully we must inform you that we will not be reopening as planned next week due to the Government’s tightening of Level 5 Restrictions. We will reassess the situation in line with Government guidelines at the beginning of February.
In what has been an unprecedented year we would like to thank everyone for your continued support and wish you all a happy, healthy and safe New Year.

We are in need of volunteers to help out with our therapeutic riding sessions for children with special needs. You would need to be happy to assist with horses, but no experience necessary.
There's lots of walking involved so a great way to get some exercise in. If you, or any of your friends are available any/all of the below days/times PM me.

Starting next week running for 10weeks with a one week break for midterm in Feb.

Monday 10am - 11.30am

Thursday 10am - 12.15pn

Please share 🐴🐴 Thks Orla

Children with autism spectrum have immediate and long-term benefits from therapeutic horseback riding, researchers show - CU Anschutz Today In the first large, randomized study of its kind, researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus have shown a lasting reduction in