Non-clinical Animal Therapy Experiences
As a former correctional caseworker, Lauren has extensive experience in trauma-informed-care and provides safe spaces and guidance for people who need help navigating mental health challenges. Please note these offerings are NOT therapy sessions, but a safe space to work through hard stuff in a healthy way.
We offer access to quality animal therapy to promote social and mental wellbeing within our community and pride ourselves on providing meaningful, unique hands-on experiences with animals who are raised and socialized for therapeutic interactions.
We tailor our sessions to the needs of each individual or group by hand picking and preparing each animal that can ensure a positive and safe experience. We provide general animal education and customized curriculum to address the goals for each session.
Nature Walks
When therapy is just not enough, try a nature walk with goats, horses, and dogs! These are individual or small private group experiences, we will tailor the experience to what you or the group needs
Choose your adventure:
Meaningful Meander: Embark on a quiet walk with minimal talking optional guided passive and active mindfulness practices.
Nature Nerd: Enjoy a walk while engaging in a chat about nature and regenerative farming, geek out on the wonders of nature or simple listen as Lauren rambles on you all about the historic orchard, the animals we raise and the native wildlife around us.
Peaceful Pathfinding: Are you navigating something emotionally difficult? Try a walk with purpose with an open, non-judgmental ear. No advice, no interventions, just a walk in nature to process hard emotions.
Access to Emotional Support Animals
We offer post-crisis or disaster-related access to well socialized emotional support animals including horses, goats, rabbits, and dogs who are insured and trained on “Canine Good Citizen” standards.
If you are interested in clinical animal assisted therapy please use our inquiry form or email us to get on our waitlist for clinical therapy facilitated by license social workers and clinicians coming Summer 2026.
Please fill out the form below for more information.
