Holistic Horsemanship Institute of America

Holistic Horsemanship Institute of America, located at 6000 Hidden Acres in House Springs, Missouri, is dedicated to promoting sustainable practices in horse farming in the face of climate change. With a goal to become a self-sustaining horse farm, the institute is seeking support to make necessary changes within a two-year timeline. Fundraisers and events are being organized to raise the $30,000 needed for property clearing, soil testing, and establishing native species for the horses to eat.

Testimonials from students and clients highlight the expertise and care provided by head trainer Lisa Wynne, who utilizes the IDT℠ Method to train horses and address behavioral issues. The institute offers a range of educational programs in English and Western Dressage, Hunter/Jumper, and more, with a focus on horse psychology and physiology. With outdoor arenas, round pens, and trails, HHIA provides a holistic approach to horse care, allowing horses to live naturally while receiving the necessary components of domestic care. Through the Care Beyond Repair® program, the institute also assists horse owners in caring for their animals during times of injury, illness, or recovery. Join the HHIA community in supporting sustainable horsemanship practices and education.