Welcome To Evermore
Mission:
Evermore Equestrian Center’s goal is to provide a peaceful place for horses and humans to connect and thrive.
We offer therapeutic and community based equine activities and education for individuals of all abilities, all ages, and all levels of experience.
Vision:
We believe that being around horses not only enriches our lives in every way, but makes us better people. Horses do not lie, deceive or judge. They can be mirrors to our struggles and emotion, barometers to our energy, partners in our journey towards personal growth and healing, and masterful teachers on being fully present in the moment.
They change us forever.
All are welcome at Evermore. All are accepted for their uniqueness, their strengths championed and their challenges met with empathy and compassion. We teach how to approach horses with respect, kindness, a focus on listening, creating healthy boundaries, and appreciating the tiny moments of huge joy, quiet calm, and a creation of mutual safety. When we learn to connect with horses, we connect better with ourselves. Together we are empowered and find ways to just not survive, but thrive.
Values
Seek connection.
Give kindness.
Be curious.
Show empathy.
Earn trust.
Recognize beauty.
Interactions with horses benefit people in incredibly profound ways:
Physical: Lower blood pressure. Increased muscle tone, strength, balance and muscle control. Improved large/fine motor skills, coordination, and sensory integration.
Cognitive: Improved focus and concentration. Better problem solving skills. Increased awareness of verbal and nonverbal communication. Motivation to learn new things.
Emotional: Greater awareness of personal energy. Gain of healthy coping tools in grounding, calming, and self-regulation skills. Increase in confidence and self-esteem. Proven effectiveness in dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and other life challenges.
Social: Improved ability to read body language and nonverbal cues. Opportunities to learn about social dynamics through observation of the herd. Deeper understanding of how personal energy and behavior affects others. Practice in developing mutual trust, effective communication skills, and teamwork.