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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Wow, maybe I’m better off than I thought!
Nice article in the Wall Street Journal talks about research that supports not paying attention! Actually, when we focus too intently on our horses they feel pressured and may become hesitant or resistant, “gee, why is the predator looking at … Continue reading
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This was very powerful stuff!
I stumbled on this on the Oprah show today when I got home early because of the snow. It was pretty intense. We need to seek help for our children if they are struggling. Don’t wait till you are at … Continue reading
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We must all fight for our benefits!
In the past I worked in the medical field doing insurance work. I verified benefits and then argued with insurance companies about paying claims. It is not hard for me to believe this story about how insurance companies are eliminating, … Continue reading
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I love success stories!
This story shows that there is nothing a child/teen can’t accomplish when they find their passion! It may be singing, it may be art, it may be horses – we would love to show you the ranch, introduce you to … Continue reading
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We need to find a way to break the cycle
Life is such a struggle for so many woman and according to this study, in many instances it does not get better over time. In our work with woman, we often focus on setting and reaching personal goals, developing appropriate … Continue reading
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John Kerry championing for those with mental health issues
I was dismayed to discover that under current Medicare guidelines, recipient’s benefits for inpatient mental health care are limited to lifetime coverage of just over 6 months. So if your grandmother suffers from schizophrenia she better get over it! Thank you … Continue reading
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There are many options – Equine Therapy is one of them!
Each and every one of us has our own preferences, from how hot the shower is to what flavor of ice cream we like, and what kind of therapy works best for us, is just one more personal preference. Admittedly, … Continue reading
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Again, let’s look at the positives!
It’s great to see that people are talking about how to find and make the most of the gifts that people have! Work with horses can help kids/teens on the spectrum learn to follow a sequence of instructions, follow through … Continue reading
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Along with the challenge comes the gift
With all the negative things associated with ADHD, it’s great to see some research that highlights a positive aspect! Work with horses will make the best of both! We will work to increase focus and decrease impulsivity. AND we will … Continue reading
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Very clear information about Asperger’s
The symptoms may seem confusing, so this article should be helpful. Our work with children and teens on the spectrum is so rewarding! It’s great to watch clients bond with “their” horses and begin to develop empathy and awareness of … Continue reading
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