3 skills that every Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding instructor should know but never get taught

Learn the truth about the nuances, real-world situations, and approaches that make teaching adaptive/therapeutic lessons successful, sustainable, and enjoyable.

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This class is for you if you've ever felt like...

“I know how to follow a lesson plan… but I don’t always know what to do when things don’t go as planned.”
→ You’ll learn how to adapt in real-time with confidence. Because understanding real-world situations is a skill, not guesswork.
“I’ve taken CEUs, but they don’t actually show me how to make better decisions in the arena.”
→ You’ll get access to practical, blended teaching tools, from psychology and biomechanics to learning theory, that you can actually apply in your very next lesson.
“I want to keep getting better as an instructor, but I get overwhelmed by how much I don’t know—and I don’t always know where to start.”
→ You’ll walk away with a better mindset for growth (not perfection), so you can keep learning without burnout.
“I’m passionate about my students and horses, but I don’t want to burn out trying to figure it all out on my own.”
→ This class is built by someone who’s been in your shoes and it’s designed to help you teach in a way that’s sustainable, enjoyable, and aligned with your values.

What You'll walk away with

You’ll walk away with the real-world strategies and interdisciplinary tools that you can implement immediately, so you can teach with more confidence, adapt with clarity, and build a sustainable program that’s not just effective, but also enjoyable and fulfilling.

Meet Your Mentor

Saebra Pipoly

Saebra has spent her career bridging the gap between theory and real-world instruction. With a unique blend of hands-on program experience, biomechanics, teaching science, and behavior theory, she helps AR/TR instructors teach with more clarity, confidence, and compassion—without sacrificing their energy, values, or sanity.