Reins of Life, Inc. Therapeutic Horseback Riding in South Bend, Indiana

Reins of Life, Inc.
55200 Quince Road
South Bend, IN 46619
Phone: 574-232-0853
Fax: 574-232-1104
Email: info@reinsoflife.org
Website: www.reinsoflife.org

Sarah, Head Instructor
head-instructor@reinsoflife.org

Amanda, Instructor
instructor@reinsoflife.org

Teckla, Barn Manager
barn-manager@reinsoflife.org

Sharon, Executive Director
executive-director@reinsoflife.org

Cathy, Director of Development
director-development@reinsoflife.org

Chris, Program Administrator /Volunteer Coordinator
program-admin@reinsoflife.org

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Directions to Reins of Life

Reins of Life is located approximately 3 miles west of Bypass 20 between S.R. 2 (Western Avenue) and U.S. 20 (Lincolnway West). It is 1.3 miles north of S.R. 2 and 1.5 miles south of U.S. 20.

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Forms and Registration

Rider Registration Form (Microsoft Word Doc.)
Rider Profile Form (Microsoft Word Doc.)

Volunteer Registration Form (Microsoft Word Doc.)

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"McKenzie is a child who has been difficult to categorize. She is developmentally delayed and severely speech delayed. She has difficulty with sensory integration and riding really helps with that. She is also aggressive and emotionally immature. Riding helps her shine. After her riding session, we see a child who is very relaxed - very unusual for McKenzie. McKenzie has a friend in her special education preschool classroom who also rides. They love to talk about their horses.
For the last several sessions, McKenzie has been blessed with two exceptional volunteers. Jackie leads Blackie and keeps her safe. Cassie, her sidewalker, talks and talks and talks to McKenzie. As a result, McKenzie's spontaneous speech is improving.

We see her grow and learn with each session. We thank God for all of the volunteers and donors who make it possible for the children to have this life-changing experience."

Beth Morlock, McKenzie's grandmother

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