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Born from the desire to help others, Karen L. Singletary sought after a facility to bring a therapeutic riding proram to life. After talking to her uncle, Dick Singletary, she was pointed in the direction of Terrell Singletary, who, having searched for a way to utilize his fairly vacant facility, readily welcomed the opportunity to furnish his facility for the benefit of individuals with special needs. With the help of Terrell's only granddaughter, the name Hands and Hearts for Horses was born. Starting with only three specially trained therapy horsest, Hands and Hearts was revamped to fit the NARHA standards and achieved status as NARHA premier center in 2003 and again in April 2008. To date, Hands and Hearts offers both therapeutic riding and hippotherapy to almost seventy riders a year and an average of thirty classes a session.
What is Therapeutic Riding?
What is Hippotherapy?
What is NARHA?