Summary of Services
- Provides adaptive horseback riding sessions tailored for children with special needs
- Focuses on improved motor coordination, increased self-confidence, emotional regulation, and resilience
- Emphasizes the healing bond between children and horses
- Offers "Mom's Night Out" to give mothers of special needs children a space for relaxation and connection
Equestrian Programs for Children with Special Needs
Founded by Tammy Romanczuk, an avid horse rider and mother to an autistic son, A Bit of Faith Ranch offers adaptive riding and equine therapy for children with exceptional needs. It is built on the belief that the bond between humans and animals, particularly horses, can be profoundly healing and transformative.
The ranch offers specialized adaptive riding training sessions that accommodate each child's individual needs. These sessions focus on building confidence, improving motor skills, and enhancing emotional resilience.
Nurturing a Strong Sense of Community
In addition to riding programs for children, A Bit of Faith Ranch offers support for parents and caregivers. Recognizing the challenges of raising a child with special needs, Romanczuk created programs like "Mom's Night Out," giving mothers a chance to relax, connect, and share their experiences with others who understand their journey.
A Bit of Faith Ranch also hosts various family-friendly events throughout the year, creating recreational opportunities that include siblings and other family members. Through these events, the ranch aims to foster a supportive network where families can celebrate small victories, find camaraderie, and feel empowered on their unique journeys.