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Equine-assisted therapy may help autism, PTSD and pain. Why isn't it used more?
Mark Lieber, CNN
June 18, 2018
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Something About a Horse: Finding Benefits in Therapeutic Riding
Marina Sarris
Interactive Autism Network at Kennedy Krieger Institute
May 25, 2016
American frontier tales promote the magical connection between a man and his trusty steed. A rider communicates with his horse through words and movements, forming a bond in which each "reads" the other. Horse enthusiasts have said these bonds help people with autism, a disorder affecting social and communication skills, but they didn't have much rigorous research to back them up – until now. Click here to read the story.
PATH Intl. Center Featured in Family Circle
Unbridled Spirit
By Eleanor Gilman
Harnessing her love of horses, Dana Spett created a therapeutic riding school for children and adults with disabilities. Download the story here.