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Riding Beyond’s September sessions open for registration

August 16, 2023

Free interactions with specially trained horses available for breast cancer survivors

Ashland.news staff report

Riding Beyond, a Rogue Valley nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide free interactions with specially trained horses to breast cancer survivors, has several openings during September, according to a news release.

You can view a nine-minute video about Riding Beyond’s services at ridingbeyond.org. The website contains a wealth of information from the standpoint of volunteers and participants, including research.

Four weekly three-hour sessions, held either Tuesdays or Wednesdays, start at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5 at Little Creek Ranch, 2900 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland.

For more information or to register, visit ridingbeyond.org/participating, call 541-482-6210, or email Trish Broersma at [email protected].

In the course of a year, Riding Beyond offers free spring and fall four-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

Source: Riding Beyond news release. Email Ashland.news at [email protected].

Riding Beyond is a Rogue Valley nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide free interactions with specially trained horses to breast cancer survivors.

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