Therapeutic ranch catering to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities to open in Scottsdale
The 1.32-acre Lexie’s Ranch will offer a therapeutic day program and inclusive space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities this fall.
(Courtesy Michelle Macklin/Platinum Living Realty)
Lexie’s Ranch, a therapeutic day program and inclusive community space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, is opening in Scottsdale this fall.
The 1.32-acre property, located near Cactus and Scottsdale roads, is run by 501(c)(3) Lexie’s Voice, according to a press release.
The ranch will offer daily programming, equine therapy and onsite therapeutic services in a nature-based setting daily, serving up to 12 individuals.
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Therapeutic ranch catering to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities to open in Scottsdale
(Courtesy Michelle Macklin/Platinum Living Realty)
The 1.32-acre Lexie’s Ranch will offer a therapeutic day program and inclusive space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities this fall.
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Lexie’s Ranch, a therapeutic day program and inclusive community space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, is opening in Scottsdale this fall.
The 1.32-acre property, located near Cactus and Scottsdale roads, is run by 501(c)(3) Lexie’s Voice, according to a press release.
The ranch will offer daily programming, equine therapy and onsite therapeutic services in a nature-based setting daily, serving up to 12 individuals.
Plans for the site include transforming the existing stables into an activity barn and gym with a sensory room, creating a walking track designed for movement and exploration and adding a park with inclusive equipment for all abilities. A petting zoo featuring horses, Highland cows, chickens and other animals will also enhance therapeutic interaction.
To learn more about Lexie’s Voice or to donate to the scholarship fund, visit lexiesvoice.org.
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