We are very happy to announce that Bianca Rimbach became a certified 1 star Horse Boy Method practitioner. 

Bianca Rimbach is both a devoted 5th grade teacher using all our Movement Method principles in her classroom on a daily basis and works with Wounded Warriors and their families at the USAFA Equine centre in Colorado Springs.

She teamed up with our Horse Boy schoolmaster horse Clue, who became tired of the Texas heat in the summer.

Bianca is already a Movement Method trainer and she is training many para professionals and volunteers/staff in Horse Boy centres around the USA and Canada. 

She is also a regular blogger on our website, where she writes about her adventures with her 5th graders and with the Wounded Warriors, you can read all her blogs here.

Thank you for making a difference for so many children and families, Bianca. We are very lucky to have you in our Tribe!

In April 2018, the respected German National Kuratorium for Therapeutic Riding (DKThR) organized their seventh annual interdisciplinary conference under the theme “Strengthening Children Through Horses”. The German Kuratorium was established in 1970 and has effectively supported the therapeutic equine community in Germany ever since.

Rupert Isaacson has had the privilege to work in close collaboration with the Kuratorium for the past four years. This year he was invited to present at the very unique and promising venue in Fürstenau. IGS Fuerstenau is a public high school offering equine activities and studies in their standard curriculum. They work closely with the equestrian center in walking distance and allow for ideal interconnectedness between horses and students.

We are very happy to announce that Debra Michaels has succesfully completed her evaluatation phase for both Horse Boy Method 1 & 2. She was already a Basic Movement Method Mentor and has a very cool centre in Greeley, Colorado, USA:

HORSEBUDS THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER

http://www.horsebudstrc.org/

Congratulations, Debra! And thank you so much for helping many families in need and improve their quality of life.