Category Archives: ADHD

Many people have misconceptions about people with ADHD/ADD.  This article should dispel some of the myths that people have about this condition. Work with horses can increase focus, decrease impulsivity and build feelings of self-confidence. We would love to show you … Continue reading →

Here are some tips that make sense. Equine Therapy is a great intervention for kids/teens with ADHD.  If you want your horse to do through a gate you had better be focused on where you are going!  And horses will … Continue reading →

Nice article in the Wall Street Journal talks about research that supports not paying attention! Actually, when we focus too intently on our horses they feel pressured and may become hesitant or resistant, “gee, why is the predator looking at … Continue reading →

With all the negative things associated with ADHD, it’s great to see some research that highlights a positive aspect! Work with horses will make the best of both! We will work to increase focus and decrease impulsivity. AND we will … Continue reading →

This is a great story about equine therapy and one child’s adventure. We have seen how successful work with horses can be for those living with ADD/ADHD. The goals may be to increase focus, decrease impulsivity and build self-esteem – … Continue reading →

But it was the big news of the morning, so I decided to share again. Studies are showing that there is a correlation between certain hand movements and ADHD.  Pretty interesting stuff. Once you know what you are dealing with … Continue reading →

It’s good to see the discussion coming to major media. Dr. Russell A. Barkley shares some of his thoughts with the NY TIMES and offers some good information. Equine therapy is a very successful intervention for ADHD. Through work with … Continue reading →

Every new piece of the puzzle helps us! There is interesting research coming out of MD talks about measuring the ability of kids with ADD/ADHD to control impulsive behaviors. We address impulse control, among other things, through our work with … Continue reading →

“Boys will be boys” is often true, but when should you suspect that there may be more to it then that? This is a nice piece by CNN that helps with provide some guidelines. Horses are incredibly effective in work … Continue reading →

Though there is still so much to know, this new study does provide more information. If you or someone you know is dealing with ADD/ADHD call us. We would love to show you the ranch, introduce you to our wonderful … Continue reading →