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Monthly Archives: February 2011
I think I posted on this a few days ago…
But it was the big news of the morning, so I decided to share again. Studies are showing that there is a correlation between certain hand movements and ADHD. Pretty interesting stuff. Once you know what you are dealing with … Continue reading
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From Institutions to Independence, film maker’s own story
We love hearing about people who overcome challenges! With support and hard work we can all accomplish more than we know. Work with horses teaches us to keep trying. If something doesn’t work, try a different approach, but don’t stop … Continue reading
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The women who put their lives on the line for us deserve better
Jan Dils, a West Virginia Veterans’ disability benefits lawyer states that a recent West Virginia study shows that women vets are being denied PTSD related services at a higher rate than their mail counterparts. This is pretty sad. If you … Continue reading
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Looking for answers in all the wrong places
Studies are showing that women are turning to alcohol as a way of dealing with PTSD. The physical and emotional consequences can be devastating. If you or someone you know is struggling with PTSD, seek help. We are here for … Continue reading
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Depression in Asian American teenage girls
Who knew? There is recent research showing that Asian American teenage girls have the highest rate of depressive symptoms. What pressures are these young girls dealing with that are pushing them towards serious depression? We have to provide interventions that will … Continue reading
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NY Times giving space to a discussion on ADHD
It’s good to see the discussion coming to major media. Dr. Russell A. Barkley shares some of his thoughts with the NY TIMES and offers some good information. Equine therapy is a very successful intervention for ADHD. Through work with … Continue reading
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This is a graphic look at a potential Equine Therapy client
This is a moving account of the life of a teen living in pain. We have seen it before; pain and despair, lack of self worth, guilt, anger and so much more. Horses offer unconditional acceptance. They helps us find … Continue reading
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Equine work as a corporate retreat
I think this article offers some good ideas for improving your corporate retreat. However, if you are looking for something unique and challenging, consider creating a unique and challenging “equine experience”. We will work with you to develop a program … Continue reading
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Animals are powerful healers!
We are happy to see animals recognized for their ability to help! Though dogs bring different gifts to the work, they can be very helpful too. Our work with horses has shown us that there is so much to learn … Continue reading
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One mother shares her experiences…
It’s important to know that we are not alone in our struggles. This is one mother’s story of her experiences raising a son with Asperger’s syndrome. We have had some great results in our work with kids/teens on the spectrum. … Continue reading
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