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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 47 MIN

How Horses Are Healing Veterans | Hoof to Heart Vets (EP 19)

from The Outreach Project · host Josh Melching and Jonathan Hodge

How horses are helping veterans heal from PTSD and trauma.In Episode 19, we talk with Hoof to Heart Vets about equine therapy.In this episode we sit down with Michele Freeman, Air Force veteran and founder of Hoof to Heart Vets.After years of service including working in mortuary affairs Michele found healing through horses. Now she’s helping other veterans, first responders, and families find that same peace through ground-based equine therapy.This episode dives into trauma, recovery, and a powerful alternative approach to mental health that’s changing lives.🎧 Watch more episodes:https://www.youtube.com/@TheOutreachProjectHQ 🌐 Explore nonprofits:https://www.theoutreach-project.com 👇 Connect with Hoof to Heart Vets:https://hooftoheartvets.com/ Instagram: @hooftoheart17 In this episode:• How horses provide real therapeutic healing • Michele’s journey from service to purpose • Why female veterans need dedicated spaces • The power of connection without riding • How Hoof to Heart is making an impact #Veterans #Nonprofit #MentalHealth #EquineTherapy #PTSD #TheOutreachProject

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