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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Children on the spectrum deserve the chance to have a rich, full life
This article shares the concerns of many. With states slashing budgets all across the country, there is much fear (justifiable!) that many of those with the greatest need will find the programs that help them survive eliminated. We work with … Continue reading
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Everyone in the family is affected when a child has a mental illness
It’s true, a life threatening physical illness can pull us all together, while a similarly life threatening mental illness can pull us all apart. This article provides advice on how to protect your other relationships while dealing with the mental … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Autism, Bipolar, Depression, Eating Disorders, Mental Illness, OCD, ODD, PTSD
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Good work is being done all around the country
Here is another program that is making the most of the horse/human relationship. We love to read about all the program out there that are making a difference. There are so many people who are challenged by some type of … Continue reading
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This is a nice historical look at Equine Assisted Therapy
This is a well written article that shares some of the history of Equine Assisted Therapy. N.E.A.T. actually uses a variety of approaches in our work with horses. Our clients start out learning about horses and herd behavior. We teach … Continue reading
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Just one more reason to be thoughtful about what your child eats…
New research is showing that adjusting what your child with ADHD is eating may help. Wouldn’t it be nice to make a difference without medication? See your physician and ask about this study. Through work with horses those dealing with … Continue reading
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We are so proud of this little guy!
This six year old little boy has been working with us for almost 11 months now. When he started with us his vocabulary was limited to a few words (yes, no, momma, daddy) and typical autistic verbalizations. Not only could … Continue reading
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Looks like another really great program!
This program in Washington looks like they are doing some really good work in a lot of the areas that we deal with. We work with children, teens, adults, seniors and small groups. We offer individual, family, couples, sibling and … Continue reading
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Therapeutic Boarding School study shows benefits of Equine Therapy
There are some great programs out there. Copper Canyon’s counseling staff has completed a study of the positive changes that take place for those participating in Equine Therapy. If you are located in Northern Nevada and would like to explore … Continue reading
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When you have a teen with ADHD life is just more challenging
Gosh, being a teen is tough enough without adding additional anxieties about “appearing normal”. The story shares one families struggle to support and encourage their daughter as she enters high school. In our program we work with the client, family, … Continue reading
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Eating disorders and our teens
As this article states, many parents simply do not want to admit that their child may have a life-threatening disease. I can’t stress this enough! If you suspect that your child is battling an eating disorder, seek help! We offer … Continue reading
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