Monthly Archives: March 2011

PTSD is not just about combat stess

Yet again, here is a article where a woman is sharing how her personal trauma led to PTSD.  I think that this is an example of how her “emotional immune system ” (for more on this see my post of … Continue reading

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Asperger’s symptoms may be overcome

Not every child, neurtypical or otherwise, has the same potential. But our job is to help each child reach their specific potential. This story tells of one young man’s efforts to become all he can be. Equine Therapy is a … Continue reading

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PTSD can happen to anyone

This story shows that any one of us may face PTSD. I think it again relates to my thoughts on our “emotional immune system” (see my post dated 2/21/2011) and how each of us will respond differently to the traumas … Continue reading

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Mental Illness is a family issue

This is a pretty insightful article about one of many challenges faced by the family of those dealing with mental  illness. We work with individuals, couples, siblings and families to address a variety of issues. We focus on communication, cooperation … Continue reading

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Equine Therapy around the world

Even in Malta they are experiencing the benefits of equine therapy. This story tells about a young boy with autism and how work with horses helped him. Our work with children and teens on the spectrum has been really rewarding. … Continue reading

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Let’s be proactive!

Scientists are predicting that, do to the changing role of men in the Western countries, they will suffer more depression. There are many factors that influence whether you will be susceptible to this mental health issue. We suggest that you be … Continue reading

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We want to work towards the best while accepting what is

A diagnosis of autism can seem so overwhelming that we sometimes suffer from inertia. We can’t think or plan or do. However, the earlier you start working with your child, creating a plan for his/her future, the more likely it … Continue reading

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So this is very silly, but there’s a butt for every saddle!

A robot to help fight depression?? If you so! I prefer the warm and furry comfort of a horse. There is something very special about the time we spend with our equine partners. We would love to show you the … Continue reading

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This is another honest look at one woman’s struggle with an eating disorder

So many sad stories! I appreciate this woman’s tenacity in overcoming this devastating illness and the courage and compassion it took to share her story. We are proud of our partnership with the Center for Hope. The weekly sessions we … Continue reading

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Trauma comes in many shapes…

This again relates back to my thoughts on the emotional immune system. This article talks about how devastated so many of the people living in the gulf are after the tragic Gulf Oil Spill. If you or someone you know … Continue reading

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