Category: Teens
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How Do We Deal With These Troubling Times?
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On a good day life has its challenges. We run late, we end up in traffic, we forget to do something we needed to, we get home to discover that the dog chewed up a shoe, we can’t get excited about anything for dinner and don’t get to bed as early as we like. That’s…
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What We Know About Autism
In this day and age, I would guess that most people have heard of autism and have at least a vague understanding of what this neurological condition is all about. For some people it will be simply be a ‘oh yeah, I’ve heard of it,’ while for many it will be all about a life…
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True and False – ADHD Findings
In this day and age, most of us have heard of someone with ADHD. It may be our child or grandchild, a child in our classroom or perhaps the next door neighbor or, even someone we work with. Or maybe it’s us. But not everything you have heard is true and new information is changing…
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Kids, Teens and Adults on the Autism Spectrum Can Surprise Us!
Nevada Equine Assisted Therapy has worked with many people on the Autism Spectrum. From children as young as 4, to teens and even adults, work with horses can offer many new and potentially powerful experiences for those on the spectrum. Reading this touching story in the New York Times, by Cammie McGovern, about her son,…
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ADHD Can Be Very Complicated
More and more we are learning that ADHD can have a variety of causes and influences. From genetics to diet, exposure to trauma and now, more information regarding sleep deficiencies, so many things can affect those struggling with ADHD (read more). In this article in Medical News Today, Prof. Sandra Kooij, from the VU University…
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Life Experiences and PTSD
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Watching the news this morning is heartbreaking. We see families hunkered down and hoping that they survive. We see families dragging themselves through waist high water, trying to find someplace dry. We see families in shelters, wondering if friends and other family members are safe and if they will have a home to go back…