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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hospital goers and people in need are getting treated to an unforgettable experience: miniature horses playing piano. They visit ...

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - A local therapist is using a unique resource to help clients who may feel stuck in traditional therapy. Equine assisted psychotherapy is an alternative form of therapy that takes ...

Miniature therapy horses visit a senior living facility in Manhattan on Oct. 21. Two adorable miniature therapy horses brought smiles to seniors' faces when they visited a Manhattan-based assisted ...

Victoria Nodiff-Netanel’s miniature horses offer everything from hospital visits to therapy In 2008, Victoria Nodiff-Netanel founded Mini Therapy Horses with her miniature horse, Pearl The non-profit ...

Meet Rusty, the pint-sized therapy horse who travels around London in a black cab.

This story is reported by South Dakota News Watch, a non-profit news organization. Find more in-depth reporting at www.sdnewswatch.org. RAPID VALLEY, S.D. – Bridget Williams gathered a group of ...

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - An equine therapy center is raising funds for a campaign they say will open the gates to something big. Grand Valley Equine Assisted Learning Center was founded by the ...

It is a common observation among therapists that children and adolescents can be verbally non-communicative, and this is especially true when it comes to grieving a loss. This tendency to avoid ...

Hospital goers and people in need are getting treated to an unforgettable experience: miniature horses playing piano. They visit hospitals and fairs, bringing joy to many people by playing ridiculous ...

Bridget Williams gathered a group of children together in her barn to show them how to safely give a horse a treat. Williams told them not to hold the treat near the horse’s mouth because it can’t see ...