Stall and Stable: Advice for Barn and Business
Kids & Family:Pets & Animals
If it seems to you that Attention Deficit / Hyper Activity Disorder (ADHD) is everywhere these days, you're not wrong. There are a variety of reasons as to why this particular neurodivergency is diagnosed with greater frequency than ever before. Most of those reasons have to do with advances in research and technology.
ADHD seems to function an awful lot like "Lizard Brain", a term used by today’s guest– author, eventer, and former psychotherapist, Andrea Monsarrat Waldo. Andrea and Helena talk about the similarities between the brain of a horse and the brain of a human with ADHD. Why? Because the comparisons offer an opportunity for greater understanding (and hopefully appreciation) of your horse’s behavior, as well as your own. And the more we understand our horses, the more effective and compassionate trainers we can be. This is super cool stuff, so listen in!
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EP 66: Siouxsie and the Not-So-Solitary Witch
EP 65 Barn Tips for Buddy Sour Horses
EP 64: Siouxsie and the Solitary Witch
EP 63: Listener Stories with Nina from Washington
EP 62: Separation Anxiety in Horses
EP 61: Shopping for Hay
EP 60: Horse Personalities and the Horse/Human Bond
EP 59: Listener Stories with Ashley in Atlanta
EP 58: Winter Drama at Hoo Hollow
EP 57: A New Tool for Equestrian Professionals
EP 56: The Barn Design Process
EP 55: Landscape Design for Horse Farms
EP 54: A New(ish) Kind of Turnout for Healthy Hooves
EP 53: Bernie Traurig Clinic
EP 52: A Happy Barn Starts with Good Leadership
EP 51: From Ohio to Charleston
EP 50: Takeaways from Our Clinic with Tik Maynard
EP 49: Frustrations in Horsekeeping
EP 48: Horses in Need
EP 47: Stall Doors with Lucas Equine
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