Conferences

Each year, NARHA hosts 11 Regional Conferences and one grand National Conference and Annual Meeting, which together attract hundreds of attendees from the field of equine-assisted activities and therapies.  These exciting and engaging conferences are NARHA’s premier educational events, where NARHA members and other EAAT professionals gather to attend lectures by leading industry professionals, participate in hands-on workshops, learn about the latest developments in the field, and network with colleagues and peers.  These conferences and meetings are not just educational opportunities, but also celebrations of innovation and accomplishment in EAAT, and NARHA’s annual awards ceremony honors outstanding riders, equines, instructors and volunteers for their contributions to the industry.

Don’t miss these opportunities to expand your knowledge, contribute to the growth of EAAT, celebrate success and socialize with like-minded EAAT professionals!  And remember, if you’re a NARHA Certified Instructor, conference attendance can contribute to your continuing education requirements.

Please check this webpage often. Details about upcoming conferences will be added as they become available.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CONFERENCES:

2010 NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL MEETING
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November 3-6, 2010
Grand Hyatt, Denver, CO

2010 REGIONAL CONFEENCE CALENDAR
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Are you interested in becoming a conference sponsor or exhibitor?

Sponsoring or exhibiting at a NARHA conference is an ideal way for you or your company to gain valuable exposure while showing your support for NARHA, our members, and the thousands of people who benefit from EAAT services each year.  Sponsors and exhibitors get direct access to a diverse and influential group of consumers, where exhibitors showcase their products to a targeted audience at the conference exhibit hall, and sponsors receive brand recognition and positive marketing opportunities in a variety of forums and media.  The quantity and type of exposure is dependant on the sponsorship level.

To learn more about becoming a conference sponsor or exhibitor.