Therapeutic driving

Using a horse and carriage gives participants an alternative or an addition to riding, opening up the world of horses to those who may be unable to ride due to weight, balance, fatigue, fear of heights, inability to sit astride, or other issues. While there are differences, driving can offer many of...

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Published in:Palaestra (Macomb, Ill.) Ill.), 2007-03, Vol.23 (2), p.45
Main Authors: Bender, Marci, McKenzie, Steve, Bennett, Tina
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Disabled persons
Experiential learning
Homeopathy
Horsemanship
Horses
Materia medica and therapeutics
Methods
Psychological aspects
Therapeutics
Training
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Summary:Using a horse and carriage gives participants an alternative or an addition to riding, opening up the world of horses to those who may be unable to ride due to weight, balance, fatigue, fear of heights, inability to sit astride, or other issues. While there are differences, driving can offer many of the same benefits as riding, such as improved: * self-esteem * balance * coordination * postural control * social skills TD is all about imparting knowledge of safety, horses, harnessing, and driving skills to children and adults with disabilities using teamwork.
ISSN:8756-5811
2372-1391