Horseback Riding Eases Hyperactivity In Kids With Autism, Study Says
U.S. News & World Report
A study found that horseback riding can help reduce hyperactivity in children with autism. The research suggests that interaction with horses may have therapeutic benefits for behavioral issues associated with the condition. The findings highlight the potential of equine-assisted activities as a complementary treatment for autism.
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