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Monthly Archives: March 2011
April is Autism Awareness month – here are some facts
This article provides some good basic information about autism and even mentions “creative” therapies – that would be Equine Therapy! Actually there is a lot of evidence based research on the physical (Hippotherapy) benefits of working with horses and though … Continue reading
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Amazing story of one young man’s gifts
We need to learn to embrace differences or we run the risk of overlooking those who have incredible gifts to share. This story of a 12-year old boy, who is mildly autistic AND he is attending college where he is … Continue reading
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Eating disorders are not simply a crisis for young people
We are susceptible at any age. This article talks about woman in there 50’s and 60’s being newly diagnosed. We must all be aware and seek help for ourselves and those we love if at anytime we feel that the … Continue reading
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ADD/ADHD and bullying
This article talks about the fact that research shows “that kids with differing abilities, including those with invisible issues like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADD/ADHD) and learning disabilities, are two to three times more likely to be bullied than their typically developing peers”. … Continue reading
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What “certification” should your Equine Therapy Program have?
This article talks about the various equine training programs that offer certifications for those providing equine therapy services. N.E.A.T. embraces the best of all philosophies/training styles! Both founders are NARHA Certified Therapeutic Equine Instructors (CTEI), Laurie Roberts has taken O.K. Corral … Continue reading
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The many faces of depression
The feeling that depression are complicated. This article shares one woman’s experiences. You don’t need to struggle alone. There is help available. We work with children, teens, adults and even seniors. Horses offer incredible opportunities for healing. They are a … Continue reading
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How our fashion industry is killing us
This is a stark look at how the fashion industry is promoting an ideal that drives many to deadly eating disorders. We must change our vision of beautiful to a rich and fulfilled life! We are proud of our partnership … Continue reading
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A courageous man opens up about his depression
Here is an article about one mans battle with depression, how he managed to overcome it and what he is doing to help others. If you are struggling, seek help! Horses can be an incredibly powerful intervention for those dealing … Continue reading
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We need to celebrate change and growth!
This is a great first hand article about how easy it is to miss change. We know that it usually takes between 10 and 12 weeks before we can see noticeable change and in case we miss it, we document … Continue reading
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An explanation not an excuse
This article talks about telling kids with ADHD about their condition. I too think that providing kids an explanation for why they are having difficulties is helpful, but want to be sure that the kids don’t then use this as an … Continue reading
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