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Author Archives: Laurie
Girls with ADHD
I found this article very interesting. I wonder if it has something to do with our expectations for girls? Perhaps “hyperactive” boys are more accepted? Whatever the reasons, we need to provide other options for our girls dealing with ADHD. … Continue reading
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Vets with PTSD and Mustangs
This program teams up Vets PTSD and rescued mustangs to help both heal. Both have been traumatized and need to find a way back to a rich and full life. There work together can be so powerful. We encourage anyone … Continue reading
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Great article about Equine Therapy!
This was a really nice article about equine therapy. In our program we work with children as young as 4, teens, adults and even seniors. Our sessions are all client driven – individual goals are set for each client and … Continue reading
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Upcoming Event! N.E.A.T & Greet at Waldon’s Coffee House
As a way to introduce our program and to let people know about our upcoming summer camp we will be taking a couple of our horses over to Walden’s Coffee House next Tuesday (6/14) at 6pm. We would love to … Continue reading
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What an incredible day!
Well, today was such a highlight! We took one of our young clients for his first independent trail ride. This young man has ridden several different horses, but Baxter is his favorite. However, it was decided little miss Ruby, who … Continue reading
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WOOO! HOOOO! More money for NV kids with Autism
Once the our Governor signs this bill there will be another 174 kids with autism will receive financial aid. Here are the details. Our work with kids on the spectrum is so rewarding! Whether we are working with a little … Continue reading
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Little do we know the damage we do…
Kids may not be as resilient as we think. The fact is that exposure to abuse or neglect increases (meaningfully) the risk of developing both physical and mental health issues later in life. This article shares some of the new findings. … Continue reading
What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
This is a pretty good article about OCD. It gives some helpful information on treatments and I think that Equine Assisted Therapy would be a great way to work through some of the issues. The desire to interact with the … Continue reading
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I HATE the smell of microwave popcorn!
Well, not really, but I once knew a woman who swore it actually made her feel sick. At the time I admit, I sure didn’t understand it, but after learning more about the challenges of HSP (Highly Sensitive Person) I … Continue reading
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Autism – the more we understand the more we are able to do
This is a pretty interesting article about the latest scientific findings related to autism. Though this may not hold great hope for change in those living with the disorder today, it does provide hope for new and improved treatments. Our … Continue reading
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