Category Archives: Eating Disorders

http://iarticle.org/healthy-lifestyle/eat-to-live-and-not-live-to-eat/ Eating disorders are a very serious issue. If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, please seek help! We will be happy to talk with you about how our program can help. Call or e-mail … Continue reading →

http://www.healthyeater.net/understanding-compulsive-eating-disorders Nevada Equine Assisted Therapy is proud to partner with Center for Hope, a residential eating disorder program. We meet with a small group once a week to work on issues ranging from self confidence to life perspectives. Our clients … Continue reading →

http://www.brighthub.com/mental-health/eating-disorders/articles/103961.aspx Having a strong, healthy attitude about who you are – feeling good in your own skin – has a huge impact on many aspects of your life. Work with horses improves self-esteem, builds self confidence and leads to feelings … Continue reading →

http://www.healthyeater.net/eating-disorders-cause-and-symptoms- Wow, the studies are showing that no one is safe. Men, women, children and teens all may face struggles with an eating disorder. But there is help! Nevada Equine Assisted Therapy is currently working with Hope of the Sierras, … Continue reading →

http://eatingdisorderscoalition.blogspot.com/2011/01/impact-of-eating-disorders-on-native.html We all carry the possibility of either having or caring for someone who has an eating disorder. This life-threatening illness is not limited to one group. But, through work with horses, we can address many of the issues and … Continue reading →

YouTube clip of Katie Couric – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck5UXuPVfow Nevada Equine Assisted Therapy does individual as well as small group work with people facing eating disorders. Valuable life lessons, such as being mindful of the road right in front of you, while … Continue reading →

http://news.ufl.edu/2011/01/13/exercise-benefit/ Working with horses offers a variety of excise levels; from the gentle stretching of grooming to the strenuous task of “posting a trot” or riding in “2-point”, you can slowly build your strength and endurance. This is especially appealing … Continue reading →