Bully Free Zones with horse activities

HUMBOLDT, Ariz. - Oct. 25, 2013 - PRLog -- Pathfinder Ranch, is a peaceful, rural ranch where children and youth use horse activities to promote coping strategies to create personal bully free zones.

Horses are nonjudgemental and are keen observers of our body language. Horses teach us how we are perceived in the world.

We can then take this self awareness and alter our body language and mannerisms to create a new, self confident presence. This new found awareness creates a personal bully free zone.

We can accomodate up to 20 participants and also provide individual classes. Each class is about 1 1/2 hours. Bandit and Trinity, our horses,  are eager to help. Trinity and Bandit are both horses who were rescued.  Trinity is an ex-race horse, rescued by After The Homestretch horse rescue.  This is Bandit's third rescue.  All classes are taught on the ground and no horse experience is necessary. No riding is involved. These activities are proven anti-bullying strategies.

We are available by apppointment. Closed toed shoes are required to participate. Dressing in layers and sunblock/hats are recommended.