Earlier this year I shared the vision of working with a more diverse population, and expressed the intention of embracing farmers and riders of ALL ABILITIES. Well, here we go. Laughing Buck Farm now has a certified PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) instructor on site. Alex is teaching private riding lessons and helping with our Integrated Summer Camps and I couldn't be more happy to welcome her to the LBF community. If you know someone who might benefit from adaptive riding lessons, let us know.
~ FarmHer Rosemary
~ FarmHer Rosemary
 | From Alexandra, "I am a New York City native and started riding at the age of five and rode until 22, taking lessons, competing in hunter/jumper and cross-country and training unsuccessful racehorses to jump. I took a 20-year break from riding until six years ago when I became involved with adaptive riding, initially as a parent of a rider. Currently, I am a PATH Advanced Instructor, Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning and I am pursuing becoming involved in the therapeutic certification process. I have become extremely fond of English dressage as a riding discipline but love any kind of riding. I especially cherish ride time on my Princess Pony Calypso, a 16.1hh sassy Selle Francais paint mare who has taught me so much. I am a passionate lifelong learner and I love to help people succeed and grow. I love challenges and to travel and should be given a personal GPS tracking device." |
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