Equilibrium at TerraNova offers equine assisted learning programs for children, families and groups in Myakka City, Florida. Guided experiences with horses help participants build confidence, strengthen communication and develop more meaningful connections, on the ground and at their own pace.
Join us for hands on fun with our mini herd in these one hour camp sessions. Children ages five to twelve learn new horsemanship skills, make crafts and meet new friends.
Do you have a child who is crazy about horses? Customize a birthday to remember with our convenient packages. Every party includes hands on experiences with our miniature horses.
Equilibrium programming runs year round, from weekly literacy visits at Myakka City Elementary to seasonal camps and community gatherings with the miniature herd.
Every Wednesday, TerraNova staff bring the miniature horses to Myakka City Elementary School for free reading sessions that help students build confidence.
Week long day camps for children ages five to twelve. Campers lead miniature horses through obstacle courses, take nature hikes, make crafts and play water games, running 9am to 3pm.
Riders ages ten to seventeen bring their own mini horse or pony, or use one of ours, for a week of trick training that ends in a musical showcase.
Scheduled community gatherings that provide guided access to the TerraNova grounds alongside the miniature herd, open to families and groups who are new to horses.
Equilibrium is extending its work with Myakka City Elementary School into a community program built around agriculture, education and service.
Equilibrium at TerraNova is launching a community 4H program in partnership with Megan Hennessy Sequin, Instructional Coach and MTSS Facilitator at Myakka City Elementary School. The program is focused on agriculture, education and service, built around the TerraNova miniature horse herd.
With over forty years in the horse industry, Libby has competed in disciplines including hunter jumpers, reining and ranch riding. After years of teaching students to become better riders, her passion now is fostering a deeper connection between horses and humans that goes beyond time in the saddle.
The foundation of Libby’s program is helping students develop a compassionate partnership built on understanding how horses think and communicate. She is a Certified Equine Assisted Learning Instructor and the founder of The Mindful Horse Program, a mindfulness based curriculum teaching connected horsemanship to children and adults.
