Monthly Archives: February 2011

ADHD often complicated by other issues

So you can deal with the hyperactivity, but research is showing that kids (people) with ADHD often have other issues as well. Through work with horses we can address many different issues.Our program is based on each client’s specific goals … Continue reading

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PTSD can develop in many ways

There are many “triggers” for PTSD.  What’s more, what may be a traumatic incident for one person may not effect another – sort of like allergies, it’s a question of your specific “emotional immune system.”  But what we do know it … Continue reading

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Understanding ODD

When your little angel consistently defies you it may be more than just stubbornness. Having a diagnosis can help by providing tools and introducing you to others who are dealing with the same issues. If you are struggling, seek help. … Continue reading

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Why horses indeed!

We use a variety of techniques in our work with horses. EAGALA’s model is one of them. They have provided us with many insights and tools that allow us to do so very much with our equine partners. I really … Continue reading

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Clarifying the “spectrum” of autism

It can be confusing when people talk about kids/teens being on the autism spectrum. This article is helpful in explaining what that means. Work with horses can help with focus, self-confidence, emotional moderation and so much more. Call us if … Continue reading

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A wonderful perspective on living with a child/teen on the spectrum!

I love this mother’s blunt and at times “in your face” account of how she helped her child  grow, mature and develop into a pretty highly functioning teen…

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State by state the fight for people with autism goes on

If we can’t do it federally, we will do it one state at a time!  Geraldine Dawson tells the Seattle Times that the time has come for the state of Washington to “insure the future(s) of our children.” It’s encouraging … Continue reading

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Military women are at as great a risk of PTSD as men

Sadly, you don’t have to be on the front line to be at risk of developing PTSD. Our military men and woman deserve our respect, gratitude and the services they need, available to them. Equine therapy is extremely effective in … Continue reading

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Equine work is an exciting and effective way to engage your team

Work with horses creates some incredible opportunities to enhance communication, discover hidden strengths and work “outside of the box”. If you are planning a corporate team building event we would love to meet with you to discuss how we can … Continue reading

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New Research supporting Equine Therapy programs

The anecdotal evidence has been extensive, but the “research” has been limited. This is primarily because of the very nature or work with horses. Every encounter is different and fluid based on a huge number of variables. So, this new … Continue reading

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