Category Archives: Autism

It is about time! More and more states are mandating that insurance carriers cover benefits for those with autism. This Wall Street Journal article talks about some of the changes happening around the country. Sadly, in Nevada Medicaid is not … Continue reading →

I found this story very interesting. The part where they talk about the dog lying down on top of scooter reminds me of Temple Grandin’s squeeze maching – the dog is acting as a weighted blanket to sooth this agitated … Continue reading →

A diagnosis of autism can seem so overwhelming that we sometimes suffer from inertia. We can’t think or plan or do. However, the earlier you start working with your child, creating a plan for his/her future, the more likely it … Continue reading →

Here is a great piece about having a discussion with your child on the spectrum about dating, relationships and sex. No matter the child, the physical changes that growing up entail do take place. Through work with horses we can … Continue reading →

When we know and can appreciate our strengths, while understanding and learning to accept our challenges, we are more comfortable with our accomplishments. This great article provides ways to present this information to kids/teens on the spectrum. In our work … Continue reading →

Your child just seems “different”. Though his “isms” don’t get in the way often, something just does not seem right. You may be looking at Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) I think this short piece provides good information. Equine Therapy is … Continue reading →