Bucking the trend of fundraising cancellations due to COVID-19, The Equus Effect in Sharon has instead reimagined its fall event, planning a gala fundraiser at the drive-in on Saturday, Sept. 12. 

Listen in on Marshall Miles with Jane Strong’s interview on The Equus Effect’s Annual Fundraiser, Horse Whisperings — and the work we do with veterans, first responders and now front-line health workers during this unprecedented time.

We want to give you an update from our place in Sharon, CT and offer some additional resiliency tools to help you stay grounded, clear, and more equipped to handle the collective uncertainty we are now facing.

Listen in on Marshall Miles with Jane Strong’s interview about trauma felt in our world today — and the correlation between the work we do with veterans and what we’ll have available for front-line hospital workers (and everyone).

The Saturday, Sept. 7, fundraiser for The Equus Effect had the largest turnout so far of any event for the nonprofit. The gala party and silent auction were held at the farm on Drum Road in Sharon of John Brett and Jane Strong, The Equus Effect Founder. 

Jane began her lifelong love of horses as a competitive rider. When she left the world of traditional horsemanship behind, she had no idea that horses would ever become an integral part of her life again.

We are proud to be a 2019 Guardian with the EQUUS Foundation and share our horse care & use practices with the public.

Jane Strong began her lifelong love of horses as a competitive rider. When she left the world of traditional horsemanship behind, she had no idea that horses would ever become an integral part of her life again.

BerkshireStyle interviews Jane Strong on the tremendous effect training with horses has on veterans’ healing processes. 

Equine therapy can help veterans suffering from service related health problems like PTSD. Jane Strong, from “The Equus Effect” joined FOX 61.

The Equus Effect at Work: Sharon horse farm offers healing to veterans.