COLORADO · ONE-ON-ONE EQUINE THERAPY
In-person equine-assisted therapy in Colorado. Slow down, reconnect, and explore a new way forward with Hannah Fox and the presence of horses.
Hannah Fox, LPC · LACLicensed Professional Counselor & Licensed Addiction Counselor
A DIFFERENT SETTING. YOUR SAME HUMAN EXPERIENCE.
You don’t always need the perfect words to begin.
Equine-assisted psychotherapy brings purposeful interactions with horses into your work with a licensed therapist. It combines conversation, observation, and experiences on the ground to explore what’s happening in your life.
With Hannah’s support, what you notice in a session can become a starting point for understanding emotions, relationships, coping patterns, and the choices available to you.
The horse is part of the experience. Your goals guide the therapy.
Individual psychotherapy with Hannah, incorporating ground-based experiences with horses and time to reflect on what comes up.
This is not horseback riding, riding lessons, a group program, or a clinic. You do not need horse experience, and the focus is your emotional wellbeing.
WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE
There is no perfect starting point. Here are some of the experiences we can explore, and how working with horses may become part of your therapy.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
A mind that won’t slow down. Tension in your body. Worry that makes it hard to focus or be present.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Interactions with horses can become opportunities to notice stress, practice grounding, and explore a different response—with Hannah there to guide the work.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
Low mood, little energy, or losing interest in the things that used to matter. Feeling distant from yourself or others.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Sessions can focus on emotional awareness, meaningful connection, and small, manageable steps toward engagement with your life.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
Feeling on guard, avoiding reminders of painful experiences, or finding it difficult to feel safe and connected.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Ground-based work can offer a setting to practice choice, boundaries, and staying present. You and Hannah decide on a pace that respects your needs.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
Relying on substances or compulsive behaviors to get through. Feeling stuck in a cycle of urges, shame, or strained relationships.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Explore the patterns beneath your coping, connect with your values, and practice new choices as part of an individualized plan for recovery.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
Saying yes when you mean no. Questioning your worth. Repeating relationship patterns that leave you feeling unheard.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Notice how you approach connection and personal space. Sessions can create opportunities to practice clear communication, boundaries, and self-compassion.
YOU MIGHT NOTICE
Feeling unsteady after loss, divorce, a changing relationship, or a new chapter. Not knowing what comes next.
IN OUR WORK TOGETHER
Make room for difficult emotions, explore what matters now, and work toward a next step that feels possible—without rushing your process.
These experiences can overlap and are not a diagnosis. Hannah will help you consider whether equine-assisted work fits your needs and treatment plan. Progress is individual; no particular outcome is guaranteed.
Anxiety · NIMHDepression · NIMHPTSD · NIMHAbout equine-assisted psychotherapy · Eagala
WHAT A SESSION CAN LOOK LIKE
Each session is shaped around you. Activities may vary, and you can talk with Hannah about your comfort level at any point.
Check in with Hannah about what you’re carrying and what you would like to focus on. Discuss your comfort around horses before beginning.
Spend time observing or interacting with a horse on the ground. Hannah helps you explore what you notice about your feelings, reactions, and relationships.
Reflect together and connect the experience to your goals. Consider a skill, insight, or small step you can carry into the days ahead.
MEET HANNAH
A collaborative, compassionate space to be yourself—and work toward the life you want.
Hannah is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Addiction Counselor offering individual equine-assisted therapy in Colorado. Her work centers on helping clients find balance, clarify their goals, and build authenticity and vulnerability into everyday life.
Her approach is encouraging and practical. Together, you can understand difficult patterns, strengthen coping skills, and make space for growth at a pace that respects your experience.
Hannah works with anxiety, mood concerns, trauma, addiction, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Her care is person-centered, sex-positive, and affirming, with room for conversations free of shame or judgment.
Hannah draws from a range of therapeutic approaches and tailors them to your needs:
FEES & INSURANCE
Here’s how payment works for individual equine-assisted therapy, so you know what to expect before your first session.
$250 / session
Paid out of pocketThe full $250 session fee is paid out of pocket.
Hannah provides documentation so you can submit your own insurance claim for possible reimbursement of eligible psychotherapy charges.
The equine portion is not covered by private insurance. Any reimbursement for the therapy portion depends on your benefits, deductible, and insurer’s decision. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Before scheduling, ask your insurer about out-of-network psychotherapy benefits and any claim requirements. Contact Hannah with questions about billing documentation.
Ask Hannah about a sessionA LITTLE CLARITY
No. Equine-assisted therapy with Hannah takes place on the ground. It is psychotherapy, not horseback riding or riding instruction.
No prior horse experience is needed. Talk with Hannah about any concerns or hesitations so you can discuss comfort, safety, and whether this setting is a good fit.
Hannah offers individual, one-on-one sessions. There are no group sessions, clinics, or riding lessons in this offering.
The relationship with your therapist and your treatment goals remain central. Equine-assisted work also uses observations and experiences with horses as material for reflection, alongside conversation. It is one way of working, and Hannah can help you decide what fits your needs.
You pay the $250 fee out of pocket and receive documentation to file your own claim. Private insurance does not cover the equine portion. Eligible psychotherapy charges may be reimbursable depending on your individual plan; payment by insurance is not guaranteed.
Call Hannah at (307) 760-8172 to discuss the Colorado session location, availability, and whether equine-assisted therapy is right for you.
YOUR FIRST STEP CAN BE A CONVERSATION
Ask questions, share what you’re looking for, and talk with Hannah about what working together could look like.
Call Hannah (307) 760-8172Learn more about Hannah’s traditional talk therapy options on her counseling website.
Visit hannahfoxtherapy.com