FAQs
Where are you located?
Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga is located at 683 Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Where are you located?
Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga is located at 683 Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
How many horses do you have?
We have 12 therapy horses, one retired therapy horse, one horse in rehab, and three boarded horses.
Do the Saratoga PD horses live on your farm?
Yes, they do! We are home to King Tut, Apollo, and Phoenix!
How do I schedule myself for equine therapy?
You can contact ECS Psychological Services directly at 518-580-0520 ext.1 to schedule your equine therapy appointment.
How do I schedule myself for Horseplay?
You can check out our calendar here to book or email Madeline Levine for more information at madeline@thsaratoga.org.
What is EAT?
EAT, or Equine Assisted Therapy combines traditional mental health therapy with the intuitive nature of horses. Therapy sessions include a licensed mental health professional, a certified equine specialist, a client, and a herd of horses. Clients work with the horses to find metaphors for real-life situations and achieve personal goals.
What populations do you serve?
We serve all ages five and up! We work with individuals with goals of communication, anxiety and depression, relationship building, PTSD and trauma, victims of domestic abuse, veterans, couples, and families.
What populations do you serve?
We serve all ages five and up! We work with individuals with goals of communication, anxiety and depression, relationship building, PTSD and trauma, victims of domestic abuse, veterans, couples, and families.
How can I help?
You can donate, volunteer, or visit us today by contacting info@thsaratoga.org.
What are your horses like?
You can find out everything you want to know about our horses by checking out our Meet Our Team page for individualized profiles on each horse!
How much does it cost to own a horse?
You can find out financial information by checking out our Donate link!
How much does a horse weigh?
Horses weigh an average of 1000-1200 pounds.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat forage – hay and sometimes grain. They are herbivores and prey animals.
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