Iron Your Life
"Nothing compares to the comfort a horse can give."
"Iron your Life" is committed to providing focused mindful support for our client’s emotional health, wellbeing and personal development. Our staff work directly with clients using horses as role models and guides. We give people an opportunity to make safe choices and to set clear boundaries while developing and discovering life management skills they can use every day. We utilize non-riding, experimental model that is client centered and solution oriented. All sessions are custom designed for specific goals and needs.
Iron your Life is an interactive program that develops productive positive life skills using the of the horse-human connection.
*Proudly Serving First Responders"
COVID Related Stress & Trauma
Core Program Principles
Self-Awareness and Safety
Boundaries and Accountability
Communication and Relationships
Honesty and Respect
No prior experience with horses is necessary. All work is done on the ground with the horses.
We offer multidimensional and hands-on experience.
Available Equine Experiences for:
*Personal Development and Emotional Support
*Substance Abuse
*Grief, Loss, Trauma, PTSD
*Anxiety of Depression
*Bullying or social challenges
*Developmental Delays
*Team Building and Leadership
*Self Esteem and Self Care
Iron your Life offers group, family and individual equine experience sessions. Sessions do not involve any riding and require no previous horse experience. Working with horses allows those participating in support or personal growth programs to experience a hand on, relationship building environment as an adjunct to primary treatment programs..
Horses have become more mainstream in creating comforting environments due to their ability to teach us about the value of honest work and direct communication. Horses are social animals with distinct roles in their herd community. Like people, they can be teachers, leaders, partners and care takers. They also have distinct personalities and moods: all of which make it easy for people to relate equine behavior to what they might see in themselves. Horses live an honest simple life without judgments and agendas. They are perfect examples of living one day at a time. A horses’ presence and size along with their capacity to accept things to face value allows them to teach people about awareness and how to recognize their own strengths.