Meet Mama Mia!
Facts About Me
Breed: Miniature Horse
Born: 2011
Program(s): Equine Assisted Counseling, Play Therapy
Year Joined Program: 2018
My Story
I joined the program while pregnant, so we took things slow at first. After my baby was old enough to tag along, I joined the counseling program working with teens and adults. I loved introducing my baby to all of the wonderful people who came into the pasture for their sessions. After he was weaned, I started working in play therapy with my youngest clients. I've always loved kids - both human and equine - so play therapy was the perfect job for me!
Special Talents and Skills
I am a very nurturing therapy partner and make sure my clients know that I will always be there for them. I am patient and kind while my clients, both young and old, learn new ways to problem-solve, communicate, and express themselves.
I especially love working with my young play therapy clients. I find their play to be quite fascinating and will often follow them around the play area. I really enjoy watching them make art projects, play in the sandbox, and cook pretend meals.
Facts About Me
Breed: Miniature Horse
Born: 2011
Program(s): Equine Assisted Counseling, Play Therapy
Year Joined Program: 2018
My Story
I joined the program while pregnant, so we took things slow at first. After my baby was old enough to tag along, I joined the counseling program working with teens and adults. I loved introducing my baby to all of the wonderful people who came into the pasture for their sessions. After he was weaned, I started working in play therapy with my youngest clients. I've always loved kids - both human and equine - so play therapy was the perfect job for me!
Special Talents and Skills
I am a very nurturing therapy partner and make sure my clients know that I will always be there for them. I am patient and kind while my clients, both young and old, learn new ways to problem-solve, communicate, and express themselves.
I especially love working with my young play therapy clients. I find their play to be quite fascinating and will often follow them around the play area. I really enjoy watching them make art projects, play in the sandbox, and cook pretend meals.
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Your sponsorship will support me and my herd by providing feed, hay, veterinary and farrier care, tack and equipment, other necessities, and most importantly, carrots! What does it cost to care for a therapy equine? $4,500 for board, feed, and hay ($375/month) $1000 for veterinary and farrier care (~$84/month) |
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