Equine therapy lifts Giant Steps students

By By Lana Best
Updated December 1 2016 - 12:15pm, first published November 28 2016 - 9:59am
Bonding: Giant Steps student Elliott Bartninkatis gives his mount Maisy a hug for doing a great job. Horse therapy has proven to be beneficial to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Bonding: Giant Steps student Elliott Bartninkatis gives his mount Maisy a hug for doing a great job. Horse therapy has proven to be beneficial to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Listening. Balancing. Moving. Interacting. It’s incredible what people with autism achieve when they’re paired with a horse.

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