Equine-assisted therapy, or hippotherapy, is a modern method of rehabilitation and maintenance of physical and emotional health through interaction with a horse. It combines elements of physical therapy, psychological support and the horse's natural movement, which has a positive effect on the human body.

During the lessons, the horse's movement transmits natural impulses to the rider, which stimulate the muscles, improve coordination, balance and posture. This therapy helps to develop physical skills, strengthen the body and restore motor functions. In addition to the physical effect, interaction with a horse has a powerful psychological impact. Communication with an animal helps to reduce stress, develop self-confidence, improve emotional well-being and social skills.
Equine-assisted therapy can be useful for children and adults with different needs: musculoskeletal disorders, neurological conditions, developmental delays, as well as for emotional and psychological support.

Classes are conducted under the supervision of specialists who take into account the individual characteristics of each person and select a therapy programme according to their needs.