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Animals as Natural Therapy
Bellingham nonprofit offering animal-guided mental and behavioral health programs for youth, veterans, families, and elders since 1999. The EAGLE Vets program provides weekly or bi-weekly one-on-one equine-assisted therapy with instructors, therapists, and a team of animals, plus Equine Assisted Learning sessions for veterans already in external therapy.
- Cost
- Call for cost and scholarship availability; a seasonal Healing with Horses veterans workshop series is offered free, with funding provided by Bellingham Sunrise Rotary.
- Coverage
- Bellingham, Washington (Washington)
- Eligibility
- Any veteran who wishes to explore their feelings and interactions while returning to civilian life, as well as military and first responders; sessions are tailored to each participant.
- Availability
- Weekly or bi-weekly one-on-one sessions on-site at the farm; contact Lindsey for a confidential intake and to discuss cost and scholarship availability. PO Box 31595, Bellingham, WA 98228.
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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