Unbroken Equine-Facilitated Healing

01/06/2026

HI EVERYONE HAPPY NEW YEAR LONG TIME NO POST 👋🏼👋🏼
The last couple years have been a major transitional period for Unbroken - a major move across the country, followed quickly by a new baby! Both the human and equine members of our family relocated from Elgin, TX to Malvern, PA in 2024. We have spent the last year working hard to settle everyone into our lovely new space, and setting everything up just right for resuming our practice. We are thrilled to announce that Hadley, Sarah Beth, and our herd of 9 will be opening our gates and accepting therapy clients this coming spring of 2026! Please pay our website (unbroken.org) a visit to learn more about our equine-facilitated psychotherapy services. If you are interested in joining the waitlist to begin services in the spring, please fill out the designated form on our website and we will have you in our system and ready to get started come spring. We are very excited to commence this new chapter, and truly appreciate your patience during this “dormant” period of transitioning into Unbroken 2.0! Here’s to lots of horses and healing in 2026! 🙏🏼🐴

11/12/2023

New year, same wonderful you (but perhaps looking for a little added emotional support 😉)! Unbroken will be launching this 6 week trauma-informed, connection and relationship-centered therapy group on a continual basis beginning in the new year. This group is open to all adults, but we are especially hoping to offer it to teachers, parents, mental health professionals, caretakers, or others who work with/care for kids and could use some support of their own. We had the chance to run this group for other mental health professionals this past spring and it was a great success - a wonderful experience for our clients, our human treatment team, and our horses alike! Exact starting dates are still TBD - we are currently trying to gauge interest and availability of potential clients. Please reach out to [email protected] or [email protected] if you’re interested or would like more details on this program. And please feel free to share this flier with others in your networks!

10/03/2023

We had such an awesome time today out at Pecan Creek Ranch! We had the opportunity to get a sneak peek at their new trauma-informed EAS curriculum and offer feedback, as well as connect with some truly wonderful other practitioners. It was such a great reminder that we are not alone in this equine therapy world, and that there is strong support available if we just work to keep up the connections ☺️ We hope this was only the first of many gatherings of this group. If you’re an equine-assisted services provider in the central Texas area and interested in joining future networking events like this, feel free to reach out to us and we’ll loop you in!

Rebecca and I were feeling so recharged and fulfilled after hosting a meeting/ focus group with some of the amazing EAS providers in our area. We are excited to do it again!

Posting the pic for posterity: The first photo from the first informal meeting of whatever this regional EAS provider network group ends up being named. Some people not pictured as they had to depart before we took it.

If you’re a Central TX EAS provider, and you want to be a part of our next meet up or part of this networking group, let us know. We all agreed we needed this time together and support from each other. Join us!

And if you end up purchasing our upcoming EAS curriculum, you’ll have these amazing people to thank for making it digestible and usable. They were all so incredibly diligent and gave us the most helpful feedback. We are GRATEFUL!

07/31/2023

We equip clients early on with some basic understanding of horse body language, as well as the “polite” way to go about introducing yourself to a horse. The first thing we do is offer what we call the “horsey handshake” - offering the back of your hand for the horse to sniff.

Horses get a great deal of information from scent, and they will remember an individual’s unique scent for their whole lives!

So it’s a great way to introduce yourself. Some horses, like Teddy, prefer to bypass the handshake and get a little more personal 😆