Horse Time Center for Equine Collaboration

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EAL Academy certified
ARCH Arenas for Change certified
Horse Powered Reading® certified
Equine Assisted Learning
Equine Facilitated Learning
Community Collaboration for all

Located on our sacred grounds at 7447 West H Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49009 I'm here reaching for the solutions to the problems that will bring people to horses, to process their discomfort and find a more comfortable, heart-based, meaningful direction.

11/01/2026

Secret taught this birthday girl how to lead her over a pole, back her over a pole, move to the right or left going around objects and to lead from either side. After Secret taught her, Santana seemed easy.

There are subtleties in communication while handling horses. Learning the language of the horse can be harder than it looks.

10/30/2026

The gate is fixed. It works better now than before the horses broke it down.

10/28/2026

This place is a downtown treasure.

TODAY IS THE DAY!

Three years ago today, we opened our doors, and WOW, what an incredible adventure it has been! From sharing our love of spices and teas to hearing about all of YOUR kitchen creations, tea discoveries, and flavorful adventures, every moment has made these past three years so special!

To our amazing customers, friends, and downtown Kalamazoo community, THANK YOU!

Cheers to 3 incredible years, countless cups of tea, a whole lot of spice, and MANY more flavorful memories ahead!

Cheers to YOU, and remember… SPICE BOLDLY & SIP SLOWLY! 😉

10/27/2026

Horses. New lessons every day.

10/26/2026

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why horses in mental health services?” li...

10/25/2026

The beauty of having the house so close to pyr herd is i can check in on them without influencing them.

Notice they act as if they are grazing together at first glance. Only I know damn well there is no grass over there. Earlier, when the herd was on the track and Sampson was in the pen, they were doing the same thing. No grass, just dust. What do you make of it? Noses down, acting like they are grazing. Practice grazing? Communion?

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Kalamazoo, MI

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http://www.horsetimecec.org/

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