Equine-assisted support in South West

Based on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon, Equichanics combines equine-assisted learning with mindful horsemanship and biomechanics. Their sessions help participants develop body awareness, calm focus, and collaborative communication with horses.

Equus Solutions is a Cornish Community Interest Company providing equine-assisted learning and mental wellbeing support in West Cornwall. They offer inclusive community programmes and 1-to-1 sessions for youth and adults facing emotional or social challenges.

Operating on Salisbury Plain, GUL Outdoor Therapy is a HETI-registered charity delivering equine therapy, care farming, and outdoor therapies. They have extensive experience supporting SEN school referrals, local authority placements, and military veterans.

Happy Hoofers is an inclusive Somerset-based equestrian and therapeutic learning centre catering to individuals of all abilities. They offer accessible, confidence-building equine activities and tailored horsemanship sessions for children and adults with additional needs.

Situated on the Gloucestershire-Worcestershire border, HHPDA specialises in EAGALA-model equine-assisted psychotherapy for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm. They offer gentle, solution-oriented ground sessions designed to rebuild confidence and daily coping skills.

Located in Meare near Glastonbury, Horse Haven UK specialises in non-ridden Equine Facilitated Learning and personal development. They create a peaceful environment where clients can work alongside horses to restore confidence, mindfulness, and emotional balance.

Horserenity is a HETI-registered Community Interest Company in Dorset delivering Equine Assisted Learning and therapy. They work with schools, families, and mental health services to help young people develop emotional regulation and self-belief.

Operating in the Somerset Levels near Glastonbury, Paintedhorse offers holistic equine-facilitated programmes centred on emotional wellbeing and personal growth. Their gentle, herd-led sessions support individuals seeking stress relief, self-discovery, and nervous system grounding.

The Red Horse Foundation is a respected Gloucestershire charity offering EAGALA-informed and relational equine psychotherapy with a strong focus on herd welfare. They support children, adults, and families recovering from trauma, anxiety, and depression through subsidised and private programmes.

Headquartered at Homeway Farm in Somerset, The Equine Touch serves as the UK hub for holistic equine bodywork and horse-human energetic connection. They provide therapeutic bodywork and practitioner training focused on trauma release and mutual relaxation between horse and handler.