Monthly Archives: June 2011

Horses 1 On 1 Summer Camp

We are still accepting registration for this great summer camp and you can use your charge/debit card! Call or e-mail us and we will make it happen!

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Children in families dealing with PTSD

We are so on board with the need to offer children of our Vets with ways to deal with the PTSD that will very likely become a part of their lives. This article talks about why this is so important. … Continue reading

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One Mother honest account of her experience with triplet boys w/ADHD

Oh my ever loven’ lordy! As if dealing with one highly rambunctious boy was not challenging enough! This Mom’s story is an inspiration to all who live with kids/teens with ADHD. She shares her struggles and her triumphs, giving us … Continue reading

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WOW! Great article about Equine Therapy for those with ASD

This is a wonderful article that addresses many of the benefits of Equine Therapy for kids on the autism spectrum. Our work is with children and teens on the spectrum has been so rewarding. We have seen a little boy … Continue reading

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Understanding “Stimming” Behaviors

This is a pretty good article about “stimming” (repetitive self-stimulating behaviors typical of children with autism). The article mentions that engaging kids in alternative, more appropriate and stimulating behaviors can be helpful. I think Equine Assisted Activities qualifies!  In working … Continue reading

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The struggle to remain safe and sane – how Equine Therapy can help

Having the courage to seek help for an eating disorder is monumental. Unfortunately, the battle can continue for a lifetime as you face many day-to-day situations that test your strength. This article is a candid look at one young ladies … Continue reading

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Kids with ADHD can’t afford to take the summer off

This article talks about the importance of keeping ADHD kids involved in activities that keep them involved and engaged. I would like to add Equine Assisted growth and learning to the list of possible activities!     This Summer, Horses … Continue reading

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Two major killers of the elderly

This surprising article points out that depression is one of the leading causes of death and disability among seniors. The article goes on to list several treatment options, but I would like to add Equine Assisted Therapy to that list. … Continue reading

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Incredible new technology may help with Autism diagnosis

There are so many great strides being made that may lead to better treatments. Now ‘brain scans‘ are showing promise in the diagnosis of Autism. In the meantime, we support strong early interventions and encourage you to consider equine assisted … Continue reading

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We must offer alternatives…

This article talks to the higher risk of those diagnosed with ADHD developing problems with drug & alcohol addiction.  We don’t want our kids to end up there! Intervene… We work with children and teens with a variety of issues. … Continue reading

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