I cannot even begin to tell you the impact Stable Life had made in my son's life and in our family. My son suffers from a host of "issues" . They mostly come down to behavior and social skills. He has been riding since he was 6. He is now 13. He lives to ride now. He has a passion! Any activity that can get a person to relate to another living thing and be outside is a great combination. The people at Stable Life are so supportive of one another. For years my son's best friend was his horse Dino. I remember the first time my son some on Dino and they started to trot. Dino is an Arabian. So his proud head was held high and his tail was upright. There was my "little prince" smiling from ear to ear. He had a friend. He a place where he belong. Nobody made judgements about him. He was accepted on so many levels. Stable Life has truly been a blessing to us.
I learned long ago that the outside of horse is good for the inside of a person. There are a lot of skills that are needed to take care and ride a horse.
This charity was based on these ideas. Emotionally and physically injured people get so much confidence in handling horses, especially the terrific ones they have (mostly rescues). It does change their outlook on life and gives them confidence and self-esteem, all too much lacking in this world.
It situated among the tall pines of the former glacial Lake Wisconsin. The staff are competent and compassionate.
Review from Guidestar