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Author Archives: Laurie
Even young children can suffer from depression
It may be hard to understand, but even young children can suffer from depression. This is a pretty pointed article looking at some possible causes for childhood depression and what the author feels is parental responsibility in the care of … Continue reading
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A Dad’s take on his son’s autism
Here is another good article by a Father living with autism. There are so many things that weigh on your mind. It seems the more we know the more we realize we don’t know. But more and more there are … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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An autism diagnosis can seem overwhelming
We know that facing an autism diagnosis is daunting. This article provides 10 simple things that you can work on. Our work with kids on the spectrum is challenging and very fulfilling. Seeing the growth and change that takes place … Continue reading
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Our horses are our partners
This article is a reminder of what our horses should be able to fairly expect of us. My partner, Bambi, and I cherish our relationship with our wonderful equine partners, Baxter, Kody, Mystic and Ruby. Each of these incredible horses … Continue reading
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The fight goes on!
Though many states have mandated that insurance carriers cover treatment for kids with autism, the fight continues. This article talks about how CIGNA is attempting to avoid covering Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), a therapy that has been shown to be … Continue reading
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Great piece on being a Dad
This is a very nice article on things you can do to be a good father. It is a tough job. You are a parent for the rest of your life. Being a good parent means taking your child/children into … Continue reading
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It’s still blooming hot!
One of the things about a great therapy horse is their patience. Baxter has now been the “canvas” for several young artists trying to beat the heat. Here are a few pictures of his most recent artistic afternoon.
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N.E.A.T. has exciting news!
We are pleased to announce that we will be breeding Mystic Commandress, our cherished National Show Horse Mare, to Adoniis, a stunning National Champion Arab Stallion! We would like to thank the following people for their generous help and contribution to … Continue reading
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Another interesting component of Equine Therapy
This article looks at another facet of Equine Therapy. Horses can tell when we are not acting in accordance with how we are feeling. Horses are not capable of this behavior and it make them uncomfortable. I mean can you … Continue reading
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We learn more about Autism everyday!
This article talks about the results of a study on possible environmental influences on the incidence of autism. Fascinating stuff! We work with children and teens on the autism spectrum. From grooming and leading to actual mounted work, there is … Continue reading
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