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Category Archives: Autism
We must be vigilant in protecting our children
It is sad to think that our special needs kids also have to run a gauntlet of bullies just to get around the school yard! WE MUST DO MORE! Maybe we can find a way to use volunteers to patrol? … Continue reading
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Though we work with horse, we know that canines can be helpful too!
This article shares how a dog has made a difference in a young boys life. BRAVO! In our work with horses, we increase focus, decrease impulsive behaviors and build relationships as we bond with the horses. At that’s just the … Continue reading
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Great story about the compassion a young man with Autism
Another feel good story about those with autism not only having a rich and full life, but being able to ‘give back’. We salute Matt and through our work with horse, look forward to helping others on the spectrum learn … Continue reading
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Helping to keep kids/teens on the spectrum safe
This article talks about efforts being made to create a diagnosis code for kids that “wander” creating greater awareness and resources. I think this is a great idea! We work with kids and teens on the spectrum and our first … Continue reading
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Autism Speaks is a Great organization
This organization offers all kinds of information, including a resource guide for all over the country. We are very happy to be included on this list. If you or someone you know is living with a child or teen on … Continue reading
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Divorce is difficult enough…
Divorce is never easy on children/teens, but add the challenges of autism and I can only imagine the additional struggles faced by all involved. This article shares personal insights and advice on how to cope. In this situation our family … Continue reading
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Children on the spectrum deserve the chance to have a rich, full life
This article shares the concerns of many. With states slashing budgets all across the country, there is much fear (justifiable!) that many of those with the greatest need will find the programs that help them survive eliminated. We work with … Continue reading
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Everyone in the family is affected when a child has a mental illness
It’s true, a life threatening physical illness can pull us all together, while a similarly life threatening mental illness can pull us all apart. This article provides advice on how to protect your other relationships while dealing with the mental … Continue reading
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We are so proud of this little guy!
This six year old little boy has been working with us for almost 11 months now. When he started with us his vocabulary was limited to a few words (yes, no, momma, daddy) and typical autistic verbalizations. Not only could … Continue reading
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This is a great piece that shows how you can teach social skills
We have all met people who are brutally honest and often as not they are not doing it with kind intentions. However, kids/teens on the spectrum often really don’t know that they can be hurtful in their honesty. This article … Continue reading
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