Who is Mounted Movement appropriate for?

Children and Adults (there is a weight limit of no more than 175pds)

• Neurodivergent individuals
  including those with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and anxiety—offering tools for emotional regulation, proprioceptive input, and co-regulation in a calming environment.

• ​People experiencing chronic stress, trauma, or burnout
  who are looking for gentle, embodied ways to reconnect with their bodies, release tension, and feel grounded.

• Highly sensitive individuals or empaths
  who benefit from quiet, attuned spaces where their nervous system can settle, and where relationships are built through mutual respect and presence.

• Those seeking somatic support for emotional health
  including people working through grief, emotional dysregulation, or life transitions. Mounted Movement offers a space to breathe, move, and feel again.

• Horse lovers who don’t want a traditional riding lesson
  but still want to engage in meaningful, body-based learning with horses in a way that honors the relationship and rhythm.

• Children and teens needing confidence, body awareness, and emotional tools
  in a playful but structured setting that includes movement, animal connection, and nervous system support.