Participants spent time with therapists and horses, helping them process their grief and sadness.
FALL CITY, Wash. — As people in Fall City and surrounding communities continue to grapple with the tragedy that unfolded in the Humiston Home, several public events have been held to help those grieving process this horrific situation.
Jim Hutchins at the Natural Horsemanship Center hosted a community healing event on Sunday. Certified equine-assisted therapists from NW Hearts United were there to share the healing power of horses with those who showed up.
A 15-year-old boy was charged last week with five counts of first-degree murder and one count of
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