Executive Director – Amy Cline PATH Instructor – Morgan Matteson 1925 E Logsden Rd, Siletz 97380 541-961-4156.

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Executive Director – Amy Cline PATH Instructor – Morgan Matteson 1925 E Logsden Rd, Siletz

 Founded in 2004  A 501(c) (3) Non-profit organization  Member of the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horseman, Intl’ – P.A.T.H.  A dedicated Board of Directors, staff and volunteers  Our instructor, Morgan Matteson, is a P.A.T.H. Certified instructor who also holds a degree in Therapeutic Riding

To improve the physical and emotional wellbeing of individuals and their families though therapeutic equestrian activities, built on professionalism and trust, with a focus on community education, communication and teamwork

 Our Barn and Offices are located at Walker Farms, 2 mi. east of Siletz at 1925 E Logsden Rd.  We have a 12 stall Barn, a 100’ X 100’ covered arena, an outdoor arena and sensory trail course  We have a heated viewing room and spectator seating  We are accessible  We welcome visitors during our classes

 Our horses have been donated to us or they are leased from private parties  Extensive Evaluation /Training  30/60 day trial period  We follow standards set by P.A.T.H. Intl  Temperament, gait, health, soundness  Currently we have 6 horses for our use

 Children and adults - Ages 3 to 93  Able bodied and special needs  Autism  Cerebral palsy  Development delay  Stroke  Down’s syndrome  Multiple sclerosis  Arthritis  PTSD  Amputees  Head & spinal cord injury  Attention-deficit disorder  Visual/hearing disorder  Muscular dystrophy  Vision /Hearing Impaired

 Based on beneficial movement of horse  Three dimensional pattern emulates walking  Soothing rhythm, strength, and warmth  Simulates Psychomotor Responses  Promotes:  Muscle tone  Core Strength  Motor Skills  Flexibility  Coordination  Balance  Improved cognitive and sensory function

 Improved Posture  Improve Range of Motion  Improve Hand to Eye Coordination  Reduces Spasticity in many cases  Promotes Faster Reflexes  Improve Language skills  Improved Social Skills  Tremendous Sense of Freedom  Independence and Trust  Builds Self-confidence and Self-Esteem  BESIDES IT IS FUN!

 Recommend us to your clients  Recommend us to your Friends  Come give us a try yourselves  Sponsor a horse  Provide Feed/Bedding Vet care / Farrier Care  Sponsor a Rider  Give to our Scholarship Fund or an specific rider  Volunteer  Join our Team  Make a donation  Any Amount Helps!

Amy Cline – Executive Director Morgan Matteson – Head Instructor General Information i  Bright Horizons Therapeutic Riding Center P.O. Box 565 Siletz, OR (541) Visit us on Facebook or at