The Osage Corral, LLC, provides counseling, social-emotional learning, health, wellness and enrichment programs for children, adolescents, adults and families. We also partner with other therapists, schools, and community organizations to enhance their efforts to achieve client goals.
The Osage Corral utilizes the approach known as Equine Assisted Counseling/Learning as well as the pristine natural setting of the facilities to create a unique, intensive experience for those we serve.Located in Albany, Ohio, The Osage Corral is situated on 200 wooded acres of ponds, trails and wildlife and is home to a herd of gentle, well- socialized horses.
The Osage Corral utilizes the approach known as Equine Assisted Counseling/Learning as well as the pristine natural setting of the facilities to create a unique, intensive experience for those we serve.Located in Albany, Ohio, The Osage Corral is situated on 200 wooded acres of ponds, trails and wildlife and is home to a herd of gentle, well- socialized horses.
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Our program is informed and guided by the latest research in the fields of biopsychology and neuroscience as it relates to the developing brain. The implications of this research are that new learning, and therefore change, cannot occur until a child is emotionally, physically and cognitively regulated.
These words, often used to describe the Osage trees that surround our facilities, also capture those qualities we hope to nurture and develop in the children we serve through Osage Strong.
By combining horses and nature with evidence-based practices Osage Strong endeavors to build resilient children who can withstand, survive and perhaps even thrive through the ravages of poverty, abuse, neglect, addiction and other chronic adverse life experiences.In spite of the beauty and richness of our region, life in Appalachia can be extremely challenging for many of the children growing up in our midst.
By combining horses and nature with evidence-based practices Osage Strong endeavors to build resilient children who can withstand, survive and perhaps even thrive through the ravages of poverty, abuse, neglect, addiction and other chronic adverse life experiences.In spite of the beauty and richness of our region, life in Appalachia can be extremely challenging for many of the children growing up in our midst.
The therapeutic needs of children who have experienced or are experiencing adverse life conditions vary widely. Some children need 1:1 intensive psychotherapy while others might benefit most from a group type setting where they can make friends, have fun and learn useful life skills. Through assessments and discussions with our program director, a determination will be made about the most appropriate placement for the child you are referring.
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Laurel K. Ransom
May 13, 2015
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