Center of Equine Recovery for Veterans

We are very proud of our very own (horse) Floyd and (student mentor) Lauren! 🤩

Like and Share for our graduate assistant, Karly!

Hometown Heroes Buckle Giveaway 🇺🇸
MMN1 Karly Moreno- U.S. Navy
I spent 9 years in the Navy and have recently graduated from MTSU with a BS in Horse Science. I am now pursuing my MS in Equine Education while conducting research on EAS for veterans. I currently assist MTSUs Center of Equine Recovery for Veterans program and am working towards opening my own EAS facility for veterans in Middle Tennessee upon graduation.

Another great project between TVHS and MTSU!

DATE CHANGE!! 🚨 VA Recreation Therapy & MTSU are teaming up with MOVE United for indoor climbing, kayaking, and (weather permitting) beepball. No experience needed—come and go, free lunch provided!

Another Center of Equine Recovery for Veterans Showcase in the books 🇺🇸

𝟐𝟎 veterans participated, 12 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙬𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙨𝙩 𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚!

A special thank you to Peak Equine Productions, LLC., Mission BBQ Murfreesboro, MTSU Horse Science Program, and VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System for their continued support of the program. The veterans loved every minute!

Here at Center of Equine Recovery for Veterans, we want to wish safe travels to the MTSU Stock Horse Team as they start their journey to Texas tomorrow to defend their National Championship 💪🏼

Fun fact - Many of our MTSU CERV students - past and present are a part of the Stock Horse or MTSU Equestrian Team!

It’s now the group’s turn to cheer on our own Andrea Rego and her team. The veterans could not be more proud 💙

Earned it & heading back to keep it. 🏆 ⚡️


📸 Bella Lumley

MTSU’s April 11 horse show highlights CERV equine therapy program for veterans [+VIDEO] Inside the Middle Tennessee State University Horse Science Center, the sound of horses shifting and chuffing in their stalls sets the tone for a different kind of classroom experience — one where h…

MTSU on 2: MTSU, VA partnership supports veteran recovery through equine therapy [+VIDEO] Since its start in 2014, CERV has served 195 veterans through the structured program that pairs them with an MTSU student enrolled in equine-assisted services classes and an MTSU horse.