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Andrea Baraldi Cunha, Novaes G.F., Rezende L.C., Correa M.M.D., Garbellini D., Maluf E., Negri A.P., Caldas A.P., Oliveira T.P.G., Haddad C.M. | 2007 | Hippotherapy | The importance of a treatment for children with CP with the objective of countingon the plasticity advantages and neuron adaptations… Show more (+) The importance of a treatment for children with CP with the objective of countingon the plasticity advantages and neuron adaptations is underlined, making it possible for the child to experience movements and postures to which he/she would not have maintenance possibility due to his/her neurological state. (BOTELHO, 2003)The Hippotherapy (Equoterapia in Brazil) was selected as treatment, which accordingto A DE-BRASIL (Brazil's equivalent to ARHA), is a therapeutic and educational methodology that uses the horse within an interdisciplinary approach in the areas of health, education and horseback riding, searching the bio-psycho-social development on people with deficiency and/or special necessities. When the horse moves at the walk, it produces a three-dimensional motion on its back, in the three axis, up and down, forward and backward, to the right and to the left, besides a rotational component which makes the horse's pelvis suffer a rotation as if it were walking. The benefits of this therapy occur because stimulus are generated with rhythm, amplitude and speed capable of decreasing the muscular tonus through the slow vestibular stimulation. The proprioceptive information that children receive when they are on the horse favors the muscular tonus adaptation and facilitates normal motor function (FREIRE, 1999). Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
CLAUDIA DA COSTA MOTA, | 2006 | Therapeutic Riding | Using the horse as the vital instrument to obtain gains in the cognitive abilities in children with learning disabilities is… Show more (+) Using the horse as the vital instrument to obtain gains in the cognitive abilities in children with learning disabilities is the aim of this project. It is intended to introduce the PAEDA PROGRAM - PROGRAMA DE ATENDIMENTO EQUOTERAplCO NOS DISTURBIOS DE APRENDIZAGEM (THERAPEUTIC RIDING PROGRAM ASSISTANCE IN THE LEARNING DISABILITIES) - to the speech therapists and to the professionals who work with Therapeutic Riding. The PAEDA PROGRAM is a protocol of strategic suggestions to the work with the abilities which are in the base of the learning, assisting in the phonoaudiologic clinical reasoning within the Therapeutic Riding context. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Mayarı tıcıanı sakakura,rebeca de barros santos, Fabıo Navorro cyrıllo, Adrıana pagnı pedrıgao, camıla torrıanı, | 2006 | Hippotherapy | Cerebral Palsy appears frequently in neurological rehabilitation. This pathology is mostly characterized by a motor disturbance during childhood, as a… Show more (+) Cerebral Palsy appears frequently in neurological rehabilitation. This pathology is mostly characterized by a motor disturbance during childhood, as a result of a cerebral disorder. Central Nervous System lesions are a constant challenge for rehabilitation professionals, due to diversity of these pathological disorders. Therapeutic horse riding or hippotherapy is a complement to the rehabilitation program for these patients. The integration with this animal helps patients, stimulating neuropsychomotor reorganization. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Nina Hyvatti | 2006 | Learning and Psychoeducation | A social pedagogical approach in horse activities might be one way to find new aCtivities for helping deprived children and… Show more (+) A social pedagogical approach in horse activities might be one way to find new aCtivities for helping deprived children and youngsters and to enhance their welfare. The aim is to develop a stable community and surroundings in an educational way and to improve knowledge of possibilities for using social pedagogical horse activities of those professionals who teach at riding schools and work at stables. In our stables in Finland there are many youngsters, the majority of whom have their lives in quite good order. In addition, there are also those who have different kinds of social and educational problems. Social pedagogical thinking in horse activities creates potential opportunities to help those who already seem to have problems in their personal lives. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
MARGUERITE MALONE,TRACY WHARTON,BETH L. MACAULEY, | 2006 | Hippotherapy | Establishing therapeutic rapport in the equine therapy environment requires more than just therapist-client relationships. The therapist must also initiate and… Show more (+) Establishing therapeutic rapport in the equine therapy environment requires more than just therapist-client relationships. The therapist must also initiate and support rapport between themselves and the horse as well as the client and the horse. Although much has been written on establishing rapport in the clinical environment, there is a paucity of writings on establishing rapport within this trichotomy (therapist-client-horse). The purpose of this paper is to highlight variables associated with establishing good therapeutic rapport within equine therapy (hippotherapy, equine-facilitated psychotherapy). Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Amaurı Solon RIBEIRO, | 2006 | Therapeutic Riding | Transdisciplinarity is the subject of my presentation. This poetic prologue deals with diversity, the background of our therapeutic work. And… Show more (+) Transdisciplinarity is the subject of my presentation. This poetic prologue deals with diversity, the background of our therapeutic work. And pays two tributes: to Lady Oi and to Vincent Van Gogh. Metamorphosis, transformation and freedom are also present in it.How do we deal with diversity in our work, with differences, with transformation and with freedom? Transdisciplinarity is the proposition, the new paradigm.How to tackle diversity in our work, within our teams, is a challenge to all professionals who work with therapeutic riding. And we do so in a way strongly marked by traditional Cartesian paradigm. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
DOROTHEE DEBUSE | 2006 | Hippotherapy | The purpose of this paper was to explore the effectiveness of hippotherapy in the UK and Germany. A mixed methods… Show more (+) The purpose of this paper was to explore the effectiveness of hippotherapy in the UK and Germany. A mixed methods study design, which involved a questionnaire survey of physiotherapists practising hippotherapy (HT) in the UK and in Germany, followed by in depth semi-structured interviews and focus groups of child and adult users of hippotherapy +/- their parents, again in both countries was used. Conclusions study showed that hippotherapy has very positive effects on people with cerebral palsy. However, the positive effects correlated with the quality of the horse and the quality of the treating therapist. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Joyce MacKinnon, | 2005 | Writing and Doing Research | In order to answer these questions, regarding the status and development ofhippotherapy research and where we should go from here… Show more (+) In order to answer these questions, regarding the status and development ofhippotherapy research and where we should go from here, it is necessary to include the larger umbrella label of therapeutic horseback riding (THR). If one were to consider only hippotherapy, this chapter would be very limited in space, content, and benefit to the reader. By including the larger body of literature regarding THR, then we have a larger body of material to examine and analyze and from which we can move forward.The purpose, then, of this chapter is to examine the research that has been generated in recent years, critically analyze it, and make some comment'about the limitations of the research with regards to the researchers' purported objectives in performing the research. To undertake this exercise, it was reasonable t9 look to a body responsible for the leadership and generation of research in this domain. While there may be other sources,. it was appropriate, valuable and manageable to review all the research articles published in The Scientific and Educational Journal of Therapeutic Riding, an international journal on riding for the disabled, first published in 1997. From the analysis of these writings, a pathway can be created along which hippotherapy researchers may direct their energies. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Joshua J. Turner | 2005 | Mental Health | Equine assisted psychotherapy is a therapeutic approach that is being used in avariety of physical and mental health settings. The… Show more (+) Equine assisted psychotherapy is a therapeutic approach that is being used in avariety of physical and mental health settings. The main issue that has kept this therapeutic approach from being more widely accepted is the fact that it has relatively little research to substantiate it's effectiveness. Recently researchers and professionals have been conducting research with various populations involved with equine therapy to give credibility to this intervention. There are many different qualitative studies giving narrative examples of the effects of equine assisted therapy. There continues to be a pronounced lack of quantitative research around this area. This study attempts to help fill the existing gap in the knowledge base surrounding this intervention. This study looks at the effect that equine facilitated psychotherapy has on the discharge status of clients from a residential treatment facility for adolescent males in the western United States. The question that is being explored is this: Does number of equine assisted psychotherapy sessions have an effect on status of discharge?This study was initiated so that the program could see if equine assisted psychotherapy has a positive effect on clients in treatment as they and other programs claim. The equine program is an integral part of treatment for residents at this residential treatment facility and is used on a regular basis by the therapists for individual and group sessions. The young men have classes about horsemanship, equine anatomy, and equine care in addition to individual and group therapy sessions. It is essential for the equine program to identify that equine facilitated therapy is beneficial, so their funding agencies are confident that their financial support is being utilized in an effective manner. In addition, this infonnation will support the equine program in its efforts to provide services to other outside groups. Show less (-) | €5.00 | ||
Joyce MacKinnon | 2005 | Writing and Doing Research | Many clinicians will need to write a research proposal at some point during theircareers. It may be for an employer… Show more (+) Many clinicians will need to write a research proposal at some point during theircareers. It may be for an employer who is to accommodate a reduced workload to account for the research, for an ethics review board which must approve the project, for sites where the clinician hopes to recruit participants, or for funding agencies which may offer financial support (Cormack, 1994). The success rate of research proposals being funded is about 30 percent from my experience sitting on national and provincial granting agencies; therefore, it is important that novice researchers be knowledgeable of the major factors that need to be considered when deciding to write a grant proposal for funding. Frequently, the granting agency rejects the proposal because some portion was neglected or their guidelines were not followed. Something as simple as missing the deadline automatically brings a rejection.The purpose, then, of this manuscript is to provide the reader with some of the typical topics to consider. These topics, which are modified from those presented by Portney and Watkins (2000), are ones that the researcher needs to consider when preparing a proposal. The modification, therefore, divides the paper into three major areas - the research plan, budget support for the research, and other important topics. Show less (-) | €5.00 |