Empowering Veterans Through Equine-Assisted Therapy
- Devon Sachey
- Apr 17, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 14
At Pine Pastures, an equine-assisted wellness center nestled in the hub of Army Aviation, Enterprise, AL, a unique and powerful form of mental health therapy is being offered to service members, veterans, first responders, and their families. Founded by Marine veteran, Devon Sachey, Pine Pastures specializes in equine-assisted therapy.

Equine-assisted therapy is a form of experiential therapy involving interactions between individuals and horses during clinical counseling or therapy sessions. This innovative approach allows clients to engage in activities with horses under the guidance of mental health professionals and a certified Equine Specialist in Mental Health.
The peaceful and natural setting of Pine Pastures provides a therapeutic environment that is conducive to healing and growth. What sets Pine Pastures apart is not only its focus on serving those who serve our country and community, but its founder's personal journey. Devon Sachey's background as a Marine, combined with her certifications in equine therapy and her personal experience as a military spouse, uniquely position her to understand the specific needs of service members and their families.
In addition to individual and family counseling, Pine Pastures also offers specialized outdoor wellness classes to spouses and children and conducts workshops for mental health practitioners interested in incorporating equine-assisted therapy into their practices.
Pine Pastures partners with community organizations and licensed mental health practitioners to bring the transformative power of horses to Enterprise, AL. Whether you are a service member seeking support, a veteran navigating life after service, a first responder dealing with stress and trauma, or a family member in need of counseling, Pine Pastures welcomes you with open arms.
Discover the healing potential of equine-assisted therapy in a tranquil and welcoming setting, where both humans and horses work together to promote well-being, resilience, and growth.




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