Nonprofit Grey Muzzle Manor counselors Marcy Tocker, MA, NCC, and staff are available for children, adults, couples, families and groups, using the 45-acre farm to work with clients. Animals, nature, art and other features, along with conventional therapeutic approaches, are utilized to address a variety of struggles such as adoption and foster care, ADHD, life transitions, anxiety, neurodivergency, relationship issues and other mental and emotional health concerns.

The farm comprises woodlands, a stream, meadows, barns, pasture and a tiny office. Horses, pigs, chickens, ducks, and dogs are available to assist in the therapeutic process. Hippotherapy—physical/occupational therapy using horses as tools—is also available onsite. Grey Muzzle Manor clients are given the opportunity to make necessary changes in their lives, a means by which to heal from past trauma and take initiatives to create the life they desire.