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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Another person sharing her story to help others
You would think that an Olympic medalist would have it all. However, in an effort to help others, Clara Hughes has come forward to share her battle with depression. Depression does not discriminate. It does not matter what your financial … Continue reading
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Having a diagnosis can help
There are many great resources available, once you know what you are dealing with. This article offers suggestions on diagnosing ADHD. With a diagnosis you can create a game plan, gather a professional support team and begin doing what needs … Continue reading
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Finding a creative outlet is important for everyone
Art therapy, music therapy, play therapy and Equine Therapy are all unique ways reach out to people when traditional methods don’t work. This is an inspiring story about a young girl who found a way to fit in. Work with … Continue reading
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Perspective I think, is something we all struggle with…
My sweetheart likes to say, “you could be bent over in a rice paddy” as a way of reminding me, though I rarely need it, of just how fortunate I am. People dealing with an eating disorder do not see … Continue reading
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Recognizing and dealing with OCD
OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) is an anxiety disorder that manifests in compulsive & repetitive actions of behaviors, which can interfere with daily activities.This article provides good information about this mental illness and some starting point strategies for dealing with it. Equine Therapy … Continue reading
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Here’s another great Equine Therapy program
I love reading about other programs! This one is especially moving as they are working with War Vets – those who deserve the best we have to offer! Our program focuses on social/emotional and behavioral work. This includes PTSD, a … Continue reading
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Local (Reno, NV) ways to work on Team Building
If you are planning a “Corporate Retreat” consider calling us! NEAT offers a variety of options and will be happy to meet with you to discuss how we can meet your goals and objectives. Horses will challenge us to think outside … Continue reading
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I love a good “feel good” story!
This story really goes to the point that with hard work there is hope for a rich and fulfilling life for those on the spectrum. N.E.A.T. offers one-on-one work with horses for those dealing with this issue. Horses help with … Continue reading
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Recognizing the many possible causes of PTSD
I found this article by MICHAEL S. JELLINEK, M.D. to be very informative. No matter the cause, children, teens and adults with PTSD will usually need help to overcome their issues. Equine Therapy is a vary valuable tool in this … Continue reading
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“Serve and Protect” everyone
It is becoming increasingly clear that police officers and firefighters must be trained to recognize a variety of mental health issues. Sullivan County TN is that latest recognize this and provide trainings to help raise awareness within the police force. Way … Continue reading
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