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Many of the clients we work with have experienced this kind of trauma in their lives. They often have difficulty setting safe personal boundaries. Clients learn to set safe boundaries with their horse as a way to help them learn to set them in all areas of their lives. The client 
may have trouble dealing with and anxiety and the hyper-vigilance that comes with PTSD. This is another area that our work with horses can address and the list goes on,
If you or someone you know is still living with the pain and trauma of past sexual abuse, seek help. Work with horses can be a powerful part of the healing process. 
Call or email us to schedule a visit. We will show you around and introduce you to our wonderful horses. We will learn more about the challenges you are dealing with and share how we may be able to help.