A Literature Review on Effect of Theratainment Animal-assisted Therapy : For the Horseback Riding

Jang, Yangsoo; 정겨운,; Dong, Kim Hee; Young, Baik Ji

doi:10.21184/jkeia.2016.02.10.1.259

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“…In studies conducted with other populations, it has been reported that cognitive functioning in children with dyspraxia improved after participation in hippotherapy (Hession et al, 2014), andJang (2016) Therefore the present study conducted with children with intellectual disabilities produced similar results.…”

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The Effects of Hippotherapy for Physical, Cognitive and Psychological Factors in Children with Intellectual Disabilities

Bae¹,

Yun

Han

2017

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| Abstract |1 )PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to determine, by conducting a 10 week hippotherapy, the effects on the physical, cognitive and psychological factors of children with intellectual disabilities. RESULTS:The results of this study reveal that first, there was a positive effect. Second, statistically significant differences were found in BBS, TUG, K-MMSE, 10m walking test, 6 min walking test, self-esteem scale and aggression scale (p<.05). However no statistically significant differences were found in upper limbs function and good balance analysis before and after intervention. CONCLUSION:The hippotherapy is effective way to improve the physical, cognitive and psychological factors of children with intellectual disability.

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“…The repeated motion in hippotherapy induces continuous sensory stimuli in subjects to create cognitive responses (Macauley, 2003), and provides learning effects such as sensory integration, movement planning, discrimination of the left and the right, and spatial senses (Jang et al, 2016).…”

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