Healing Hooves Therapy

Healing Hooves Therapy operates out of 7495 W Azure Dr in Las Vegas, offering equine assisted therapy, therapeutic riding, and ground work activities for children with special needs. This falls under the Special Programs & Adaptive Services category, and the age brackets on file, 0-3, 4-6, 7-12, and 13-18, show that sessions are structured to fit specific developmental stages rather than treating every child the same way.

The accommodations list is long and specific: equine therapy itself, plus physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavioral therapy, autism support, Down syndrome support, ADHD support, emotional support, developmental delay support, sensory processing support, early intervention, and inclusive programs generally. The business is marked as special needs friendly, and the amenities back that up with an equestrian facility, therapy horses, and certified therapists on staff.

Hours run 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, with a shorter Saturday window of 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and the facility is closed on Sunday. It runs year-round rather than seasonally, so families are not limited to a particular window of the year to get started or maintain a regular schedule.

Price range is marked at the higher end ($$$) on the directory's scale, though no specific dollar figure or price detail is listed, so families should call ahead to get exact session costs. That phone number is (702) 515-4015, and the website, healinghoovestherapy.com, is also available for more information.

Because this is therapy delivered through horses rather than a typical sports or camp program, it tends to draw families specifically looking for occupational, physical, speech, or behavioral support in a hands-on, animal-based setting rather than families looking for general recreation. The combination of certified therapists and a dedicated equestrian facility suggests a fairly structured, clinical approach layered on top of the riding and ground work itself, which is worth knowing going in if you are comparing this to a purely recreational riding lesson elsewhere in the valley.