A typical day for an Equine Therapist involves planning and conducting equine-assisted therapy sessions tailored to individual client goals, which may include physical, emotional, or developmental objectives. You will work closely with horses, clients (often children or adults with special needs), and sometimes other healthcare professionals such as occupational therapists or mental health counselors. Duties also include monitoring horse behavior, maintaining safety standards, and documenting client progress. Sessions may be held outdoors or in indoor riding arenas, making the role physically active and hands-on. Collaboration, adaptability, and ongoing learning are important aspects of the daily work environment.