TAPS Togethers: Veterans and First Responders “Family Day” at HorseSensing, Shelbyville

June 14, 2025, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Eastern

Shelbyville, Kentucky

Registration Close Date: June 10, 2025

This event is open to all TAPS survivors, both adults and children, who have experienced a military or veteran loss.

Your TAPS family is in your community!

Please join us for this time together with your TAPS family while sharing the HorseSensing experience, including grooming and walking the horses, will be followed by a group lunch.

This event is sponsored by Sally Broder, Psy.D., Founder and Executive Director of HorseSensing.

Additional Information

Location: Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065

Registration is required: Once you receive your registration confirmation, you will receive additional information for this event.

Upon Arrival: You can meet other TAPS families. You may be able to identify other TAPS families through attire and/or photo buttons.

Attire: Casual attire. We encourage you to wear your TAPS attire and/or a photo button of your loved one to help identify one another at the event.

Activities: There will be arts and crafts for the kids as well as horse activities.

Lunch: Lunch will be provided by HorseSensing at noon.

Please reach out to tapstogethers@taps.org with any questions.

Petting a horse

About TAPS Togethers

Community is important! This is why we create a broad variety of opportunities to bring the TAPS family together. TAPS Togethers are one-day, organized, social events across the country, led by TAPS Staff or a survivor like you, with the goal of expanding our peer support community.

If there is not a TAPS Togethers event in your area, consider hosting one. You know your community best! Perhaps you know of a simple cost-effective way to bring TAPS families together for a day of hope and healing in your area. We would love to hear from you! Please submit your idea and we will connect with you to explore the possibilities.

For more information about TAPS Togethers, please email tapstogethers@taps.org or call us at 800-959-TAPS (8277).