Programs and Services

The programs and activities facilitated at Hope Reigns Ranch are specifically designed to address the needs of our clients in a holistic manner. Equine Assisted Psycho-therapy and activities are limited only by the imagination and are helpful for individuals, families, groups, churches, agencies and corporations.

We believe that with God’s help people can find the solutions to their own problems if the environment is conducive to do so. By helping people learn to find their own solutions they can break the cycle of destructive behaviors, release their creativity, and live life with hope and joy.

The staff and volunteers at Hope Reigns Ranch are experienced in providing opportunities which will help individuals with a wide array mental and emotional health issues.

Cowboy Code for the 21st Century For Boys Ages 12 - 14. Christian character education that is relevant for today. Taught in a ranch setting at Hope Reigns Ranch. Outdoor interactive activities with horses that will inspire and engage young men as they face life's challenges to walk with the heart of a cowboy, which is a man who walks with God. More Info   Emotional and Mental Health Issues Feelings of depression and anxiety, Family conflicts, learning to establish appropriate boundaries, physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, self destructive behaviors, codependency and addiction, ADD, ADHD, anger management and behavior problems, eating disorders, bereavement. Specifically for Youth At Risk Youth, Behavior Disorders. Life Skills, Vocational/Educational, Leadership training. Team building. Personal development. Emotional and cognitive special needs which includes Autism. Blended family conflict resolution. Expressive Arts. Beginning Horsemanship.   Corporations, Small Business, Not-for-Profits, & Churches Team Building, leadership, conflict resolution. Personal development. Especially for Women Retreats, Bible study, Self discovery and personal development, Abuse issues, Bereavement, Beginning Horsemanship.   Cowgirl and cowboy camp More information to be made available in Spring 2009. Horsemanship More information to be made available in Spring 2009.