AUCD: Welcome Reception and Evening Poster Session: Perceived Benefits of Therapeutic Horseback Riding on Quality of Life for Youth with Autism
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Presenter
Julie Christensen, PhD, AUCD DirectorCenter for Disabilities and Development, UCEDD/LEND
Description
This exploratory study aimed to describe the perceived benefits of therapeutic horseback riding (THR) on quality of life for youth with Autism, comparing and contrasting the experience from the youth and parent perspective. Conducted in partnership between Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities and the EquiCenter, Inc., results of this study can inform clinicians about the role THR plays in the treatment plan for youth with Autism and other developmental disabilities.Back to Session: Welcome Reception and Evening Poster Session