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Author Archives: Laurie
Equine Assisted Learning and Corporate Team Building
Team building does not need to be the same old thing! This was a nice article about how work with horses can take your business to the next level. And the good news is, Nevada Equine Assisted Therapy can design … Continue reading
Posted in Other programs, Team Building
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Dad feels bad and so do the kids
An interesting new study shows that when Dad is depressed there is a good chance it will effect the kids. And childhood depression can lead to a lifelong battle with this debilitating condition. If you are struggling with depression, seek help. … Continue reading
Posted in Children's issues, Depression, Mental Health
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A different way of viewing autism
This was a very interesting article in the LA Times. The fact is, every one of us has both gifts and challenges that make us the unique human we are. Do we really want to want to “write off” those … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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We must recognize that anyone can suffer with an eating disorder
This was a really good article about male binge eating. When we accept that eating disorders are tied to mental health issues, it’s not hard to understand that ANYONE can find themselves dealing with this issue. We are proud of … Continue reading
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No one is immune to depression
This article provides a pretty honest look at male depression. Yes men can suffer from depression too. And imagine how hard it is to buck the macho male model and admit that you are in pain. And then to seek … Continue reading
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Working with horses can help those dealing with autism
This is a nice story about a program in OH and the work they do with people in the autism spectrum. Our work with kids and teens on the spectrum is so rewarding! We develop individual goals and objectives which … Continue reading
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Another great piece on Temple Grandin!
Here is another interview with Temple Grandin! I am always so interested to hear what she has to say and we are very excited that we will be able to see her in person in November.
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Horses can help to heal in so many ways
This was a very interesting article about work with horses and how it can help people living with mood disorders. Horses offer so many opportunities to challenge and delight us. Discovering each horses unique personality, their playfulness, stubbornness, laziness, all … Continue reading
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New study on brain development in children with Autsim
This new study finds that the brain develops more slowly in boys with autism. If we extrapolate, this may explain why Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is so effective in helping children overcome the challenges of autism. By providing early, intensive … Continue reading
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