Our Spring 2010 schedule for both TR and HPOT will be posted at a later date
TRO would like to thank all our volunteers that helped in making this year sessions run so smoothly. We look forward in seeing everyone again in 2010.
A wonderful first year of Hippotherapy at TRO
TRO's last of three eight week HPOT session will be ending on November 11th at the Cheesman Farm, in Republic MO. Were excited of how well this year went that we cannot wait until we start up again in 2010. Thanks to the staff, volunteers and the parents for their dedication. If you are interested in learning more about Hippotherpy or are interested in TRO's Hippotherapy program you can contact director, Kent Crumpley at kcrumpley@ccozarks.org
Therapeutic Riding of the Ozarks Team of NARHA Certified Riding Instructors
Marge Cheesman
417.300.3192
Stacy Cowan
417.770.0841
Kent Crumpley
417.862.3586 ext 230
Barbara Ernst (in training)
417.569.6926
TRO's Team of Hippotherapy AHA Certified Therapist
Parents if you would like to sign up to bring beverages or snacks for our volunteers
You can do so by calling our office at 862-3586 ext 230
Thanks to the following parents for their contribution this fall.
Randy & Kelly Henkle
Sigel & Deborah Owen
A Special Thank you goes out too
The 4th Annual Rope and Ride for Children with Disabilities was held July 11th, 2009.
Kent, Judy and Doug would like to give a special thanks to:
Phillip Rose and Crew
Susie and Megan Crites
Matt Freeman
and all volunteers who helped us out!!
Thank You!
The Douglas County Fox Trotting Horse Breeders Association and the Taney County Riding Club for hosting this year's benefit trail ride. A big thank you goes out to: Dale & Leah Lawson, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Voyles, Christine Giddings, Nick Jones, Mike & Stacie Hamby, Steve Adams and Levi Eslinger.
TRO would like to thank all of their volunteers for their hard work and dedication to keep TRO up and running. A special thank you goes to MSU Professors Sue Webb Animal Science, Lisa Proctor Ph.D.,CCC-SLP and Jeanne Cook PT,MS,CWS and their students for making this Spring and Fall session a huge success for 2008.
Volunteers!
Sidewalking, Horsehandling and an office Intern
