The Horse Boy: A Father’s Quest to Heal His Son by Rupert Isaacson, eBook 2009 Edition; an Extended Review with < My Thoughts > by Sara Luker
(2% indicates the eReader book location, instead of page reference numbers).
2% I did notice one thing: my son became better outdoors. He tantrummed less, seemed happier, more ‘present’. So we spent hours and hours exploring the little trails in the woods behind our house in the Texas countryside.
< My Thoughts > “I did notice one thing: my son became better outdoors.”
Parents can begin by providing simple outdoor activities with their child, to eventually include siblings. Start with walking to visit a nearby park, or neighbor. Or, by simply creating a walking path in the yard for the whole family to enjoy. If your child responds to this, then you may want to include it in their daily routine.
The Horse Boy: A Father’s Quest to Heal His Son by Rupert Isaacson, eBook 2009 Edition; an Extended Review with < My Thoughts > by Sara Luker
(2% indicates the eReader book location, instead of page reference numbers).
2% I did notice one thing: my son became better outdoors. He tantrummed less, seemed happier, more ‘present’. So we spent hours and hours exploring the little trails in the woods behind our house in the Texas countryside.
< My Thoughts > “I did notice one thing: my son became better outdoors.”
Parents can begin by providing simple outdoor activities with their child, to eventually include siblings. Start with walking to visit a nearby park, or neighbor. Or, by simply creating a walking path in the yard for the whole family to enjoy. If your child responds to this, then you may want to include it in their daily routine.
Learn more about Kristin, Rupert, & Rowan Isaacson & their therapy program on –
https://www.horseboyworld.com/about-horse-boy/about-horse-boy-new-trails/trainers-team/1-rupert-isaacson
Resources for parents on:
horseboyworld.com and kidsmustmove.com
https://www.horseboyworld.com/about-horse-boy/about-horse-boy-new-trails/trainers-team/1-rupert-isaacson
Resources for parents on:
horseboyworld.com and kidsmustmove.com
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