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Monthly Archives: April 2011
As I have said before, our service men and women deserve better
This article share one soldiers insights and battles to remove the stigma attached to PTSD. Chemical changes take place in the brain when we are traumatized. Is this really something that anyone could think we have control over? We must … Continue reading
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Really good article on recognizing Bipolar Disorder
We all have met people who experience life in the extremes – when they are ‘happy’ it seems that nothing can stop them, but when they are ‘sad’ they may not be able to get out of bed. Living this … Continue reading
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Another program where horses make a difference
This program, Healing Hooves, is also working with those dealing with eating disorders. In our partnership with Center for Hope of the Sierras we work with a small group once a week to build self confidence, improve personal boundaries and … Continue reading
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As the number of adults with autism grows…
Parents will be faced with some challenging decisions, especially as their children grow up. This article talks about the steps necessary to become the legal guardian of an adult who is unable to live with complete independence. Equine Therapy can … Continue reading
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PBS Series on Autism
We were able to catch the first installment this evening of this wonderful PBS series. It was really great! If you can’t watch or miss one of the installments, I believe the series is on line. We saw so many … Continue reading
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We can all learn something from the suggestions in this article
This article literally encourages people dealing with ADHD to stop and smell the roses. The very act of becoming aware of your senses can help to slow you down and ground you in the hear and now. Is there a … Continue reading
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Great story about a young man coming to grips with his Asperger’s
This young man moved from feeling overwhelmed and so very unhappy about his Asperger’s. But he has found a way to not only accept his life, but embrace his differences. Here’s his inspiring story. Being different can play havoc with self esteem. … Continue reading
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Research continues in so many areas
Pin-pointing causes leads the way to finding the best way to treat and possibly even a cure. Korean researchers have found a genetic component. Here is the story. In our work with horses we often address lack of focus, impulsivity … Continue reading
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Things to know about autism
This is another easy to understand and information packed article on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We work with kids, teens and even adults on the spectrum. Work with horses can address improving communication skills, increasing focus and decreasing impulsive behavior, … Continue reading
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I agree with this writer’s position
We must clear the way to help those with all illness, physical and mental. This article really draws the battle lines and I agree with what the writer has to say – stigma is about the person affected feeling bad, … Continue reading
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