Equine-Assisted Occupational Therapy at the Temple Grandin Equine Center
Every week, 2-year-old Maxwell Freed is on a horse at Colorado State University’s Temple Grandin Equine Center in north Denver, receiving equine-assisted occupational therapy (hippotherapy) from licensed and trained professionals. Maxwell suffers from a rare genetic disease, and the horses help strengthen his core, feed him motor cues and provide emotional benefits. Learn more :
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Occupational therapy students learn about the healing power of horses
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Equine Assisted Learning | Therapy with horses
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Hippotherapy: Using Equine Movement in Clinical Practice (Full Video)
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Hippotherapy Ride Along: Visualizing How Equine Movement Benefits Clients
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Hippotherapy
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How Horse Riding Therapy Helps Children With Autism, Dyspraxia, ADHD And Other Learning Difficulties
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Hippotherapy: Using Equine Movement in Clinical Practice // Chapter 4, Therapy Sessions
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CSU’s Temple Grandin Equine Center: The Healing Power of Horses Through Equine-Assisted Therapy
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Animal therapy proving to be a success with autism | 60 Minutes Australia
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Benefits of Therapeutic Horseback Riding
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What is Equine Assisted Psychotherapy?
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Equine Therapy: Why Horses Might Make Great Therapy Animals
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Occupational Therapy Students Build Sensory Trail Activity Stations
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Simon Thomas Learns About Equine Therapy | This Morning
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Temple Grandin Equine Center at Colorado State University
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Equine therapy: How horses are helping teens' mental health | ITV News
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RAW Interview with Temple Grandin's Mother Eustacia Cutler
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