Investigating equine movement as mech of change children autism - HHRF 2022 Conference

Beth Lanning, PhD, MCHES
Investigating Equine Movement as a Mechanism of Change for Children with Autism
PATH Intl. CEUs: DE, CE
The objective of this study is to investigate and quantify effects of mechanized equine movement for children with ASD. Specifically, we aim to determine the extent to which equine movement affects a broad range of ASD symptoms including core behavior and cognition, balance and motor coordination, speech and language, and brain activity.
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