Advanced Level: Harmony in Motion

Focus takes center stage in our Harmony in Motion advanced program. At our non-profit youth development organization in Miami, Florida, children participate in equine activities that require concentration, coordinated movement, and purposeful teamwork. Sessions emphasize controlled riding patterns, multisensory engagement, and structured communication. Participants work collaboratively to complete tasks that reinforce attention and consistent interaction. Each activity encourages independent decision-making supported by clear therapeutic guidance.

Advanced sessions at our non-profit youth development organization help participants refine social skills through coordinated group exercises and equine teamwork. Movement sequences require concentration, balance, and multisensory integration. Children practice communication strategies that strengthen interaction with peers and horses. Activities promote confidence through structured challenges and thoughtful coordination. Miami, Florida, children experience a high-engagement setting that strengthens independence and cooperative participation.

• Riding Sessions:
  Participants advance their riding abilities through instruction that includes quicker walking patterns, introductory trotting, and exercises that strengthen core and leg muscles. Sessions also incorporate movement across different types of terrain to enhance balance, coordination, and adaptability. These experiences challenge motor skills and encourage more refined riding control.
• Music Sessions:
  Children work together to create original musical pieces using a variety of instruments. Music is blended into the equine activities, allowing participants to match their riding pace with rhythmic patterns. This combination supports timing, focus, and creative collaboration.
• Therapeutic Objectives:
  Activities promote social interaction and cooperative participation. Concentration improves as children navigate multisensory tasks involving both music and equine movement. Sessions also encourage independence and support the development of strong self-confidence.