Therapeutic Horsemanship Program | Achievement Centers For Children
Offers horsemanship activities for persons with disabilities (physical, emotional, or cognitive) and without disabilities. Students learn basic riding skills while increasing balance coordination, flexibility, strengthen muscles, increase attention span, and build confidence and self-esteem.
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Physical Address
15000 Cheerful Ln., Strongsville, OH 44136
Hours
As scheduled, generally once a week for a 10 week session.
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Fax
(440) 238-1858
Application process
Phone for information or an application packet M-F: 8:30am-5:00pm. Applicant will have to attend an in-person intake interview.
Fee
Fixed fee; Third party payment accepted: such as a county board of developmental disabilities. Private insurance does not usually pay for most services.
Eligibility
Persons age four and older, accepts both youth and adults, who have a disability (physical, emotional, and cognitive) and persons without disabilities. Must have enough upper body strength to sit up independently and tolerate gentle movement.
Service area
United States
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Achievement Centers For Children
Provides services to empower children and adults with disabilities and their families to achieve their greatest potential. Offers rehabilitation therapies, education, recreation, and family support services.