Equine-assisted support in East Midlands

Located in the quiet heart of the Hope Valley, Amerron Acres is a Community Interest Company providing EAGALA-certified Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and learning. Their ground-based sessions pair mental health professionals with equine specialists to support emotional resilience and trauma recovery.

Based in Eastwood on the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire border, Equi-Therapy UK delivers specialist equine rehabilitation and therapeutic support services across the East Midlands. They focus on holistic equine welfare, physical rehabilitation, and deepening the horse-human bond.

Hope Meadows is a major Lincolnshire social enterprise delivering Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and bespoke SEMH Alternative Provision for school-age children. In addition to youth and adult mental health recovery, they provide clinical supervision and accredited CPD training for practitioners.

Operating out of Leicestershire, Horses for Causes delivers EAGALA-informed equine-assisted activities and community outreach programmes. They use ground-based horsemanship to foster personal responsibility, emotional calm, and teamwork among diverse client groups.

Headquartered near Melton Mowbray, Horses Inside Out is a globally recognised educational organisation specialising in equine anatomy, biomechanics, and welfare. They provide essential Continuing Professional Development (CPD) workshops and courses for equine therapists, facilitators, and coaches.

Situated in rural Nottinghamshire near Newark, Southwell Equine Assisted Learning provides structured, ground-based sessions alongside a calm herd. Their programmes focus on building self-confidence, emotional literacy, and social skills for children and young people.

Spirit and Soul is a Derbyshire-based CIC combining therapeutic horsemanship, NLP, and life skills coaching for individuals, families, and groups. They specialise in emotional regulation, bereavement support, and trauma recovery through interactive, non-ridden work alongside their herd.

Spirit at Play provides child-centred equine-facilitated learning and therapeutic play in the Leicestershire countryside. Their relational approach helps young people develop emotional regulation, sensory awareness, and secure social connections through guided herd interaction.

Located on the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire border, the Spirit Project is a specialist counselling and Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy practice tailored specifically for women. They offer a safe, restorative outdoor environment to address anxiety, burnout, trauma, and life transitions.

Operating in coastal Lincolnshire, The Way of The Horse blends mindful horsemanship with psychotherapy and holistic personal development. Their sessions emphasise authentic connection and nervous system awareness to help clients navigate emotional difficulties.

Situated on the Nottinghamshire-Leicestershire border, Vanessa Hardy Equine Therapy offers bespoke 1-to-1 equine-assisted therapy and wellbeing sessions. The practice supports children and adults experiencing anxiety, low self-esteem, and emotional overwhelm in a peaceful rural setting.