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Riding Beyond volunteer training sessions open for March

Equine therapy for breast cancer survivors is available at the nonprofit Riding Beyond facility just south of Ashland. Riding Beyond photo
February 21, 2024

April and May sessions for participants also open

Riding Beyond, an Ashland nonprofit which uses interactions with horses to help women recovering from breast cancer treatment, has opened signups for volunteer training sessions on Tuesday, March 12, and Saturday, March 16. 

Registration for April sessions for breast cancer survivors is also open. The four weekly three-hour sessions, held 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons, begin April 16 and 17. They are held at Little Creek Ranch, 2900 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland.

Visit ridingbeyond.org/events to register, or for more information. The site also contains a 9-minute video about Riding Beyond’s services. Additional information and testimonials from volunteers and participants is also available.

Riding Beyond has recently been accepted for the national Seen Through Horses Campaign taking
place in May in celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month, sponsored by Horses for Mental
Health.

Since 2013, Riding Beyond has offered free spring and fall 4-week sessions to breast cancer
survivors, Saturday monthly sessions May through September for the general public, and weekly
meditation circles with horses to the general public throughout the year.

For more information, contact Trish Broersma by email ([email protected]) or phone (541- 482-6210).

Email Ashland.news at [email protected].

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