Harmony Acres

Harmony Acres offers Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy for people age 4 and up, along with Therapeutic Riding. It also offers Peer Mentorship and Youth Resilience Groups for ages 7-25, with one-on-one or occasional small group sessions in Peer Mentorship and small groups of 2-8 youth in Youth Resilience Groups.

Programs

• Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy — 4 years old and up · Licensed therapists specialize in working with children or adults who have experienced trauma, abuse, family loss or separation, grief, attachment challenges, or adoption.
• Therapeutic Riding — For individuals with a physical, mental, emotional, or developmental disability. Clients pay based on a sliding scale.
• Veterans Programming — Veterans can participate in any of the programming at no cost to them. Veterans' families are also eligible for reduced-cost sessions.
• Peer Mentorship — 7-25 · Typically one time per week, one hour per session · One-on-one or occasional small group sessions for confidence, self-esteem, self-advocacy, social-skills building, and other social/emotional needs.
• Youth Resilience Groups — 7-25 · Typically one time per week, 1-2 hours long · Small group sizes of 2-8 youth per group. May include a qualified riding instructor.

At a glance

• General schedule: Peer sessions typically take place one time per week at one hour per session. Youth Resilience Groups are typically one time per week, 1-2 hours long.
• Facility hours: By appointment only

About the provider

Harmony Acres says its mission is to create a place where people and animals come together for the purpose of healing. The organization began in 2014 with a small group of people and horses offering Equine-Assisted Therapy services, and in 2017 it purchased its own property in Loma, Colorado. Over 2,400 individuals have benefitted through professionally facilitated therapeutic sessions, and the organization says 85% of program participants have a high financial need.

Accepts Medicaid insurance or a sliding scale for Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy. Therapeutic Riding is not able to be billed through insurance; clients pay based on a sliding scale. Veterans can participate at no cost, and veterans' families are eligible for reduced-cost sessions. The program states it accepts clients ages 4 years old and up for Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy. It also states it actively seeks to serve people who have experienced discrimination, victimization, disability, or hardship.

Last updated September 5, 2026.