Sometimes healing happens sitting across from someone.
Sometimes it happens beside a horse. We ‘re here for both.

Making connection. Making strides in the Triangle, NC

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Humans learn best through doing, and experiential therapy can help. Andrea Walker Morris, LCMHC, LCASA, CCTPII, is an experienced psychotherapist trained in neurocounseling and trauma-responsive models. Andrea utilizes cutting edge in-office interventions and Equine-assisted Psychotherapy & Learning to help clients heal and grow.

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Learn more about Equine-assisted Psychotherapy & Learning

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Learning is experience. Everything else is just information. -Albert Einstein

Strides offers both traditional psychotherapy and Equine-assisted Psychotherapy, creating multiple pathways for healing, insight, and growth. Whether we’re working together in the therapy room or alongside horses in a natural setting, the Strides approach is neuroscience-based, relational, trauma-responsive, and attuned to the mind–body connection.

In addition to ongoing therapy, Strides offers Equine-assisted wellness retreats and Brainspotting intensives for clients seeking deeper, more focused healing experiences. These immersive offerings are designed to support nervous system regulation, emotional processing, and meaningful change—at a pace and depth that honors your unique journey.

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Sometimes healing happens sitting across from someone.Sometimes it happens beside a horse. We ‘re here for both.

Making connection. Making strides in the Triangle, NC

Sometimes healing happens sitting across from someone.
Sometimes it happens beside a horse. We ‘re here for both.