Who We Are

Kat has been involved with horses since she was very young. The therapeutic value that equines provided her as a young adult motivated her involvement as a volunteer at a therapeutic riding center which led to a career as the director of Two Bear TRC. Kat was the recipient of a world-renowned horsemanship scholarship program called A Legacy of Legends which provides opportunities for students to apprentice under protegees of Tom Dorrance, Ray Hunt and Buck Brannaman, who are known to be the founding fathers of natural horsemanship. Her hope is to share the accepting nature of horses with the families and volunteers that participate at the center.

Sally has more than 30 years of teaching experience in many different fields including dance, music and horseback riding. Her love of teaching and passion for riding brought her to volunteer at a therapeutic riding center and eventually led to her instructor certification from PATH Intl. Now she teaches riders of all ages and abilities to connect with their horses and build their skills as a rider.

Anna Seagull is a lifelong horsewoman who brings a world of equine experience to our riding center. She was raised at a therapeutic riding center in Berkshire County, MA, where her mother is the head riding instructor. Anna has explored many equestrian disciplines including jumping, dressage, gymkhana, endurance riding and vaulting. She founded and coached an equestrian vaulting team, the Big Twist Vaulters, and earned a bronze medal competing herself, and trained and competed for a member of the US Endurance Team. As a PATH Certified Riding Instructor, Anna’s goal is to share her love for horses, her knowledge and foster a sense of curiosity in her students.

Leslie has been a pediatric physical therapist for 30 years. She became involved with our therapeutic riding program two years ago when her son started riding. Leslie witnessed the powerful connection between horse and rider and the amazing things that can be accomplished using the horse as a dynamic platform for movement. She has completed the AHBC certification with the AHA in utilizing equine movement as part of her physical therapy tool box.

Tyler is the handyman of the ranch and is commonly found in the shop welding, building and fixing the neverending supply of projects you find at a ranch. He keeps the roads plowed in the winter and hays during the summer. He is a gem who keeps our facility safe and user friendly.

Mitch has been a cowboy his whole life. He spent his early years starting colts, rodeoing and ranching, which has given him his vast experience of equine management as well as pasture and property management. Mitch oversees the entire ranch and keeps it running like a well-oiled machine. We couldn’t do what we do without this guy and we are grateful every day for him.