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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The vaccine debate
Let me start by saying that I don’t know much about human vaccines. What I do “know” is that, with very limited exceptions, kids have to have them before they start school. They are meant to protect kids from serious/dangerous … Continue reading
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Asperger’s and imagination
This article points out that we often define people by our expectations, rather than by a more open ended standard. I absolutely agree with the position that many people with Asperger’s have wonderful imaginations. A client I work with always … Continue reading
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Tips for ADHD Adults
As an adult with ADHD I found these tips, some of which I already use, helpful in keeping track of what I am doing. One tip we can offer, is that work with horses can improve focus, decrease impulsivity and … Continue reading
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A look at Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
I think that this article give a good overview of what OCD looks like. By focusing on work with horses, we are often very successful in dislodging some of the obsessive behaviors associated with OCD. AT first it may feel … Continue reading
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When a family member is diagnosed with a mental illness
As partners and parents we face so many challenges. This article talks about some of the things that families may go through when a family member is diagnosed with a mental illness. The main thing is that there is help … Continue reading
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And another position on eating disorders
Very interesting! Though this woman was quoted in the NY Times article, in this piece, she shares that she does in fact believe a full recovery is possible. Life has so many challenges, but you don’t need to struggle alone. … Continue reading
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WoooHooo! LA raised bunches of money for Autism Speaks
This article talks about the very successful autism walk held in LA. I hope you are all finding special ways to recognize Autism Awareness Month. Our work with kids and teens on the spectrum is so very rewarding! From the … Continue reading
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A very interesting perspective on eating disorders
This New York Times article shares the opinion that an eating disorder may never be “cured”. I found this to be a very honest and brave story. If you or someone you know is living with an eating disorder, seek … Continue reading
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Another equine program doing great work!
This looks like a great program! Horses have so much to share. Whether it is PTSD, ADHD, autism or some other issue, we just have to facilitate it to let the learning, growth, change and healing happen. We would love … Continue reading
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More girls with Asperger’s than was thought
Though in the past it was thought that the ratio of boys to girls was about 3 to 1, but there are those that say it is really much closer to equal. This article talks about the findings. Equine Therapy … Continue reading
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