Welcome To Heaven Sent Horses!
Michael D. Dawson, MA, LPC Counseling Services offers its clients the benefit of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP). This is where horses are used as a means for emotional learning and growth by Michael D. Dawson, MA, LPC, a licensed professional, who is also an experienced horseman.
Our clients participate in uniquely designed activities to learn about themselves and others, then recognizing feelings and behaviors that occur with the horses. This is where the real healing begins!
Call Michael today to discuss if
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is for you!
Our clients participate in uniquely designed activities to learn about themselves and others, then recognizing feelings and behaviors that occur with the horses. This is where the real healing begins!
Call Michael today to discuss if
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is for you!
303-481-4257
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Horses Healing Grief
Every Month, Michael provides tips, words of encouragement and new resources.
Michael D. Dawson Counseling Service & Heaven Sent Horses
13791 E Rice Place • Aurora, CO 80015
303-481-4257 ph • 303-481-4478 fx
Tribute to
“Cowboy”
I am proud to announce the John H. “Cowboy” Darrington, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund, established to support children who benefit
from equine assisted psychotherapy. Allow me
to introduce you to the
Ol’ Cowboy, and tell
you why he is deserving
of memory.
Heaven-Sent Horses exists to further the use of equine assisted therapies in any way possible, focusing on the mental health needs of families and individuals. Through our Horses Healing
Grief Mini Day Camps, we work with a team of community volunteers to provide a therapeutic setting in which grieving children can enjoy the companionship of horses on their grief journey, complementing local support programs and offering families a safer, easier place to begin their grieving process than going it alone. Our desire is to take the magic of horses into the untouched places of those in need of healing, support, change, or growth as needed.
- That other kids have had a similar loss
- That it is OK to share their stories or feelings with others who understand
Ages Accepted:
Children entering the Kindergarten through eighth grade who have experienced the
death of a loved one.
