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1. Accrediting the Therapeutic Riding Industry

   Contributor(s):: Kelsey Lynch, Shannon Thieme, Julie M. Fagan

   Therapeutic horseback riding is used for people with many disabilities through out the country. However, these programs can be quite expensive for the families of the participants. Many programs are not funded and since they are not covered by insurances, most families have to pay out of pocket....

2. The influence of horseback riding training on the physical function and psychological problems of stroke patients

   Contributor(s):: Dong-Kyu, L. E. E., Eun-Kyung, K. I. M.

3. Hold Your Horses

   Hold Your Horses offers equine assisted services in a private farm setting. We are dedicated to providing effective interventions that help clients achieve wellness and increase quality of life. Year round services are available with heated indoor and scenic outdoor facilities.A professional...

4. The Effects of a Five-Day Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program on the Standing and/or Sitting Balance of Children Ages 8-18 with a Wide Variety of Disabling Diagnoses as Measured by the Functional Reach Test and the Modified Functional Reach Test

   Contributor(s):: Richard A. Chaperon, Pamela A. Staszewski, Heather L. Vavrina

   The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect that a five-day horseback riding program had on the standing and/or sitting balance of children ages eight to eighteen afflicted with a variety of disabling diagnoses. The stated hypothesis is that after participating in a five-day session of...

5. Green Hill Therapy

   Green Hill Therapy is a nonprofit organization which integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy and aquatherapy, two dynamic treatment programs that address sensory-motor learning in special needs children. Our goal is simple: We want to help kids reach their full...

6. The effects of therapeutic horseback riding on classroom attention of special education students

   Contributor(s):: Button, Sharon Sue

7. Equine physiotherapy: a comparative view of the science underlying the profession

   Contributor(s):: McGowan, C. M., Stubbs, N. C., Jull, G. A.

8. A passion for hippotherapy... June issue of PT Magazine "Passions for the Profession"

   Contributor(s):: Vreeland-Long, L.

9. Hippotherapy article raises concerns... 'Measuring the success of hippotherapy', (Frontline, November 18, '98)

   Contributor(s):: Claridge, A., Would, J.

10. Hippotherapy: walking a new path

11. Passions for the profession: meet three physical therapists who have found ways to bring their favorite outside interests into their work

    Contributor(s):: Ries, E.

12. PT bulletin digest

13. Reaching Out

    Contributor(s):: Ries, Eric

14. Spotlight on hippotherapy: not just horseplay!

    Contributor(s):: Cross, W.

15. Stable support

    Contributor(s):: Shannon, C.

16. Cause of active motor function by passive movement

    Contributor(s):: Kitagawa, T., Takeuchi, T., Shinomiya, Y., Ishida, K., Shuoyu, W., Kimura, T.

17. Hippotherapy [German]

    Contributor(s):: Kuprian, W.

18. Hyppotherapy [sic] in meningoencephalocele rehabilitation: a case study [Portuguese]

    Contributor(s):: Nicodemo, de Paula, Auxiliadora

19. Little orphan Annie

    Contributor(s):: Hyatt, S.

20. The orthopedic hippotherapy as part of a therapeutic exercise programme [German]

    Contributor(s):: Rothhaupt, D., Laser, T., Ziegler, H.