Off-road riding - handling obstacle courses teaches and practices self-control, focus, resistance to pressure, decision-making, determination, perseverance, time management and more. The instructors will integrate what is learned in the field with the trainees’ day-to-day reality and routine.
 

Personal coaching - a goal-oriented process in which the coach accompanies the trainee through regular individual meetings that take place once a week. The trainees learn about themselves, discover their strengths and becomes the best version of themselves, a process that enhances personal image and self-esteem and increases self-confidence.
 

The sessions will partly focus on empowerment alongside a goal chosen by the trainee, while identifying paradigms, blockages, difficulties and other obstacles. The coach directs and assists in the various confrontations and the realization of what is desired versus existing reality, as well as setting goals and building action plans for the chosen goal.
 

Emotional therapy - each trainee meets with a therapist once a week. In these sessions, difficulties, failures, frustrations, successes and struggles will be processed, and the therapist will also assist in identifying and processing emotions.
 

The process is designed to create mental resilience, commitment, a sense of ability and means of dealing with difficulties in general. Coaching and treatment complement each other – the one strengthens the spirit and soul while the other creates a change in thinking, builds tools and produces successes, confidence, self-image, responsibility, anger control and more...
 

Occupational therapy - each trainee meets with an occupational therapist once a week, where they will practice and receive tools for sensory regulation. The goal of the treatment is gradual exposure to different textures, touch, tastes, smells and sensations, until achieving full adaptation.
 

Personal coaching sessions in groups - identifying the challenges in various and different worlds of content encountered throughout the program, acquiring tools and learning ways and means of dealing with them, forming a peer group and practicing social skills.
 

Therapeutic gardening - therapeutic gardening is a method of treatment that uses plants and activities related to gardening to improve the trainee’s physical and mental well-being. Therapeutic gardening addresses social, mental, physical, emotional and behavioral aspects, and forms an excellent tool for treating sensory regulation.
 

Dog training / handling - dogs are considered to be excellent caregivers. They are gifted with the ability to communicate, evoke emotions and remove emotional barriers. The encounter with dogs yields wonderful results.
 

In group work, the dog helps to reach the patient's heart, strengthen their self-image and self-esteem, learn to deal with difficulties and fears, impart the ability to build positive relationships for the purpose of creating a safety net, and learn the processes of giving and receiving. The satisfaction, the love and the feeling of self-worthiness are already felt following the first meeting with the dog. Exposure to different types of fur helps to treat sensory regulation.