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Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program

Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program

UPDATED: June 20, 2019

Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program, a Premier Center with Professional Association for Therapeutic Horsemanship, was started in 1982 by Renee S. Dixon. Freedom Hills TRP is located at Rolling Hills Ranch which is a Maryland State Horse Discovery Center and a certified Maryland Farm Based Education Center. The mission of Freedom Hills is to, with the support of horses, aid people who happen to be mentally, physically and or emotionally challenged in their road towards healing. Our youngest student was 18 months old when he started. Our oldest student was 99 years old when he graduated on up. We were the second program in the United States to teach military veterans and we offer programs for “Kids at Risk”. We are very excited to of teamed up with the Equus Effect program to help bring peace and healing to our well deserved Military Veterans. We have between two to five classes per week for Military Veterans. We also offer classes for Military Veterans and their families again to bring hope and healing back into their lives.

  • Languages:
  • English
  • Insurances Accepted:
  • N/A
  • Medicaid
  • Private Insurance

Address:

Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program
33 Rolling Hills Ranch Lane
Port Deposit, MD 21904
United States

Website:

`http://www.freedomhills.org/

Phone:

4103783817

Email:

fhtrp@freedomhills.org pmdixon@gmail.com

Contact:

Renee Dixon

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