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2009
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Riding Therapy in the Disturbance of Balance and First Degree Idiopathic Scoliosis
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Does Hippotherapy Increase Axial Control of the Trunk as a Treatment for Individuals with CP? Are the Results Linked Closely to the Frequency of the Sessions?
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Possibilities in Hippotherapy with SCI (Tetraplegia)
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Single Case Study on the Change of Motion in Adults with Cerebral Palsy by Psycho-Educational Vaulting and Riding
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The Model of Variable Factors of the Alternative Emotional Experience in Therapeutic Riding
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Therapeutic Riding and the Life Quality of Children with Cerebral Paralysis
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Therapeutic Riding in the Development of 'Core Skills' in a Paraplegic Preschool Child
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Behavioural Therapies in Riding Therapy Practice
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The Basis of a Code of Ethics in Riding Therapy Experiences of Values of Finnish Riding Therapists in Their Clinical Work
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User Interviews about Therapeutic Riding with Adults with Learning Difficulties
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Leisure Educational Activity Assisted by Horses as Introduction to Therapy
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Hands Up For Hippotherapy:  An Investigation into the Use of Hippotherapy to Promote Handwriting Legibility for Children who have Disabilities
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Equine Assisted Therapy Camps for Children with ADHD or ADD