Hope Reins Healing - Organization Summary
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Mission
Hope Reins Healing provides evidence-based, ground-based equine-assisted psychotherapy using rescued wild Mustangs to help individuals heal from trauma, build resilience, and develop life skills.
Vision
A community where every person has access to transformative mental health support through the healing power of horses, and where rescued Mustangs find purpose and sanctuary.
Organization Type
- 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization
- EIN available upon request
- Donations are tax-deductible
Who We Serve
- Veterans - PTSD treatment, transition support, peer connection
- Youth (ages 8-17) - Emotional regulation, confidence building, social skills
- Women - Trauma recovery, empowerment, boundary setting
- Individuals in Recovery - Substance use recovery support, relapse prevention
- Caregivers - Burnout prevention, self-care, stress management
- First Responders - Occupational stress, trauma processing
- Healthcare Workers - Compassion fatigue, secondary trauma
Programs
- Veterans Program - 8-12 week cohort for military veterans; focuses on PTSD, moral injury, reintegration
- Youth Program - Age-appropriate sessions for children and teens; builds emotional intelligence and coping skills
- Women's Healing Program - Trauma-informed care for women; addresses domestic violence, sexual trauma, life transitions
- Recovery Support Program - Adjunct therapy for addiction recovery; partners with treatment centers
- Caregivers Program - Support for those caring for others; prevents burnout and builds resilience
All programs run 8-12 weeks and are led by licensed mental health professionals. Therapy is ground-based only (no riding).
Therapeutic Approach
- Ground-based equine-assisted psychotherapy (no riding)
- Evidence-based, trauma-informed methods
- Licensed mental health professionals on staff
- Small cohort sizes (typically 4-8 participants)
- Focus areas: safety, community, life skills, mindfulness, somatic awareness, boundaries, communication
- Works with rescued wild Mustangs
Location
- City: St. George, Utah
- Region: Southern Utah / Washington County
- State: Utah, USA
- Setting: Rural ranch property with arena and pastures
How to Get Help
- Visit hopereinshealing.org/get-help
- Complete an online intake form
- Schedule an orientation session
- Get matched with an appropriate program
- Begin your 8-12 week cohort
Sliding scale fees and scholarships are available. No one is turned away for inability to pay.
Impact
- Programs running since founding
- Hundreds of participants served
- High program completion rates
- Measurable improvements in anxiety, depression, and stress levels
- Strong participant satisfaction scores
- Multiple rescued Mustangs in the therapy herd
Ways to Support
- One-Time Donation - Any amount helps; visit hopereinshealing.org/donate
- Monthly Giving - Become a sustaining donor; provides predictable funding
- Sponsor a Session - $150 covers one therapy session for a participant
- Sponsor a Mustang - $300/month covers care for one therapy horse
- Volunteer - Help with horse care, events, administration
- Corporate Partnership - Sponsorship and employee engagement opportunities
- Planned Giving - Include Hope Reins Healing in estate plans
Partners
- Local VA Medical Center and veterans organizations
- Utah mental health agencies
- Addiction treatment centers
- Schools and youth organizations
- Community foundations
- Local businesses and sponsors
Contact Information
- Website: hopereinshealing.org
- Phone: 435.243.7979
- Email: hopereinshealing@gmail.com
- Location: St. George, Utah
- Get Help: hopereinshealing.org/get-help
- Donate: hopereinshealing.org/donate
- Volunteer: hopereinshealing.org/volunteer
Key Pages
- /programs - All therapy programs
- /how-it-works - Therapy process explanation
- /impact - Outcomes and statistics
- /herd - Meet our therapy horses
- /about - Organization history and mission
- /team - Staff and credentials
- /donate - Donation options
- /volunteer - Volunteer opportunities
- /get-help - Intake process
- /contact - Contact form and directions
- /faq - Frequently asked questions
- /blog - News and stories
