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Tabitha and Garrett served in the U.S. Army for 20 years spending over a combined 73 months in the combat zones of Afghanistan and Iraq. Their experiences in physically and mentally demanding, strenuous, and draining environments took their toll, causing both to throw themselves into work for the sake of mission, unit, and team success. The exception to all of this was horses. Tabitha’s lifetime with horses provided her and Garrett with a break from their stress and anxiety. In time they learned how much their horses were caring for them and helping them heal.

The future non-profit equine therapy business is about introducing people with stress, anxiety, trauma, injury, and insecurities to the human-horse relationship. Horses are soft hearted herd animals who want to form simple, clear, and positive relationships. Horses don’t judge, ask questions, or impose. They live in the moment and ask their human partners to be in the moment with them. Our equine therapy program removes the pressures of opening up and healing with a person. It allows people to form meaningful relationships and heal with horses that genuinely want you in their herd.

Three Beat Wellness cares for the horses caring for people and provides show judging opportunities for horse shows across the Pacific Northwest. Three Beat Wellness seeks to provide holistic wellness for horses with nerve therapy, muscle therapy, nutritional care, emotional care, and an effective equine medical network.

Acres of Pride Arabians is the name of the farm at 363 Rogers Road where Tabitha and Garrett live and operate. Tabitha’s parents, Pam and Ron Kiehn, run horse boarding and training for all ages and equine interests. Pam also runs Lewis County’s largest equine 4H program to support and encourage youth development.

Tabitha

“I don’t think I’d be where I am without my horses to help me.”

Garrett

“I didn’t know I was such a jerk until my horse reflected my emotions back at me. Max helped me learn non-verbal communication and to approach people with a positive disposition.”