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‘Horses can’t lie’: Montana universities adopt new approaches to address mental health – Natural Horsemanship class just one of the offerings at University of Montana Western in Dillon
Starting this fall at Montana State University Billings, a new option for therapy that has been used to treat veterans and families for years now hopes to do the same for students.
Stress and anxiety are nothing new on university campuses. But recent studies and metrics show that student mental health is declining at an alarming rate and universities across Montana are taking steps to address it.
2022 Colt Sale Raises Over $200,000 for Natural Horsemanship Program at the University of Montana Western in Dillon
The University of Montana Western’s Sixth Annual Colt Challenge and Sale, held April 1 and 2 at the Montana Center for Horsemanship, generated more than $200,000 for the UMW Natural Horsemanship Program.
Montana Center for Horsemanship Grant Award to Launch Pilot Horsemanship Program with the Montana Youth Challenge Academy
The Montana Center for Horsemanship is known for having the nation’s first and only Bachelor of Science Degree in Natural Horsemanship, affiliated degrees and new academic degrees currently in development in collaboration with Montana Western (University).
Natural Horsemanship class just one of the offerings at University of Montana Western in Dillon
Through the four year program they learn various skills and then, in turn can teach and share those skills with others.
University of Montana Western in Dillon offers students the ability to receive a BS in Natural Horsemanship.
This is a huge story with national/international implications in natural horsemanship.
University of Montana Western offers unique horsemanship program
The school’s program in horsemanship is one that sets it apart from other schools across the country.
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