Triquestrian, LLC

Triquestrian, LLC 🌿 Triquestrian offers a holistic approach to healing with services designed to support mental health, substance use recovery, and trauma healing.

Triquestrian provides mental health and substance use clinical and recovery services including Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and Equine Assisted Learning, Psychotherapy, Skill Development, Peer Support & Service Facilitation. Whether you’re seeking individual, family, or group therapy, skill development, peer support, or service facilitation, we’re here for you. 🐎✨

Our unique model integrates the

power of the farm, community, and office settings, all grounded in the Natural Lifemanship relational approach. Together, we foster growth, connection, and resilience. Let’s heal, grow, and thrive—together. 💚

Sunset ponies
05/08/2026

Sunset ponies

Braided manes rocked by Roadie and Poppy.
05/07/2026

Braided manes rocked by Roadie and Poppy.

Hey CCS service faciliators & participants - Triquestrian has immediate openings for adults 18+ interested in peer suppo...
04/27/2026

Hey CCS service faciliators & participants - Triquestrian has immediate openings for adults 18+ interested in peer support. Contact [email protected] or ---- to schedule a meet n greet with Lisa Marie. Stay tuned for more information on what peer support is and how Triquestrian enhances peer support within our relationship-centered model. Please use our website to make a referral for yourself or a person you serve. www.triquestrian.com

03/22/2026

Truman having fun with the ball.

03/02/2026

I don’t know about you, but sometimes I rage at the storms in my life. I get sick and tired of all the stress, chaos and pain. And somehow amongst it all, I am blessed with deeper roots.

Last summer our area had so much heavy rain and wind that my roof leaked causing my ceiling to collapse in my bedroom. Thank goodness I wasn’t in the room at the time. Rain was coming into the house. I grabbed buckets and felt the urge to collapse. What could I do to stop my room from flooding in this crazy storm?

I reached out to my neighbor and told him what happened. He called another neighbor and together we braved the storm and covered the roof with tarps.

That moment fixed two needs- the roof and my belief that I was all alone. In my need my neighbors helped me. My roots grew deeper.

The insurance company declined my claim and I was stuck with a bad roof, collapsed ceiling with more rain on the way. For a month I slept little worrying that more of the roof might collapse.

One day my cousin reached out to check on me and unlike my usual everything is fine I told her the truth. She and her husband gave me the money to replace my roof. Even now as I write this I am overcome with emotion and gratitude.

I let someone in. They heard my need. They helped. My roots grew deeper.

Storms suck! I am not going to tell you they don’t. And within them lies opportunity.

02/09/2026

These two little minis are well in their thirties. Valentino is 37, and Secretariat is a year or two younger. They still have plenty of s***k.

02/09/2026

What are some things that you notice about Harley and Hidalgo, their relationship and their interaction in this short video?

One of our barn cats, Sassy likes to travel, and we are happy to announce that she is back from her 3 week long excursio...
02/08/2026

One of our barn cats, Sassy likes to travel, and we are happy to announce that she is back from her 3 week long excursion. All cuddled up cozy on her favorite saddle pad in the tack room.

01/24/2026

We had extremely cold temperatures today. Low of -20 F with-40 windchill in the early morning hours. Our horses have many devoted fans, and some have asked how we care for them through this extreme cold.
Horses are quite well equipped by mother nature to withstand the weather. They grow a thick winter coat that insulates them well and keeps them dry. As a herd they huddle close together and share body heat.
All of our horses have shelter and most have free choice hay. The act of chewing, and digesting also raise their body temperature through a process called hindgut fermentation that acts as an internal heater and produces long-lasting heat. In addition to their natural ability to stay warm we watch them closely. Our miniature horses, who are in their mid thirties and due to older teeth cannot chew hay, get blankets to keep them warmer. If we notice any other horse struggling we first offer them extra food and usually that helps to warm them up. If not we will offer them a blanket. We strive to keep our horses as natural as possible and offer Extra Protection only when there is a true need.
We walked around early this morning, throughout the day, and at sunset to check on everyone. This short video is a combination of this morning and this evening.

01/16/2026

Bagheera was rather timid going into Shadow's pen, but he really wanted a drink from her bucket. He finally mustered the courage to reach through the panels, and took a long drink. And then ended up running through Shadow's pen, right underneath her belly to get outside. Here’s a short video.

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6410 Enterprise Lane Suite 210
Madison, WI
53719

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