Therapies06 Jun 2010 07:57 pm
Equine therapy
Submitted by AlicinhaIt is a therapy that uses the horse as a natural tool for their physical, mental and social recovery, this is achieved through a relationship between the student, the horse and the therapist, resulting in improvement, enjoyment and learning.
Treatable Diseases
- Cerebral palsy (spastic, dyskinetic, ataxic, hypotonic).
- Psychomotor Retardation.
- Multiple Sclerosis.
- Down Syndrome. In children with Down syndrome equine therapy helps them to acquire decision-making power, are more independent and learn to have complete control over the horse.
- Torticollis.
- Scoliosis (less than 40 °).
- Lumbago.
- Aftermath of trauma craneocefálico with motor dysfunction.
- Parkinson’s Disease.
- Microcephaly.
- Hydrocephalus.
- Aftermath nfarto Motor brainstem dysfunction.
- Cardiovascular Vegetative Syndrome.
- Chronic Bronchial Syndrome.
- It is very effective in those with sensory impairments (blind, deaf, dumb).
- This therapy is often possible to save the person from an operation because the muscles that are run to ride a horse are the same as those used for walking.
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