Healing Reins
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Willow Kids works in partnership with Healing Reins to provide skilled physical therapy using horses as a treatment tool. Healing Reins is a non-profit organization located on a beautiful property in Tumalo. They are a PATH premier facility, ADA accessible, and dedicated to serving Central Oregon.
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Steps and Strides Physical Therapy
Laurie has been a practicing physical therapist for over 30 years, receiving both her undergraduate degree and Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Puget Sound. She has worked in a variety of settings but has devoted the last two decades to her love of pediatrics. At that time she also began e
Steps and Strides Physical Therapy
Laurie has been a practicing physical therapist for over 30 years, receiving both her undergraduate degree and Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Puget Sound. She has worked in a variety of settings but has devoted the last two decades to her love of pediatrics. At that time she also began exploring the amazing benefits of the movement of the horse (hippotherapy) as a treatment tool to further enhance her therapy sessions and outcomes. She is now the only Board Certified Hippotherapy Clinical Specialist (HPCS) in Oregon.
Haley Webb, MS, OTR/L
Laurie Schick, PT, HPCS
Haley Webb, MS, OTR/L
HW Happy Hoppers OT
Haley has been a pediatric occupational therapist since 2019. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Menlo college in Atherton, CA, a bachelor’s degree in occupational science from Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) and a Master of Science in occupational therapy from EKU in Richmond, KY. While in graduate school
HW Happy Hoppers OT
Haley has been a pediatric occupational therapist since 2019. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Menlo college in Atherton, CA, a bachelor’s degree in occupational science from Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) and a Master of Science in occupational therapy from EKU in Richmond, KY. While in graduate school she specialized in Autism Spectrum Disorder where she earned an interdisciplinary certificate in ASD working with children and young adults in rural Kentucky. She also has additional training in incorporating equine movement (hippotherapy) in her treatment sessions.