If you suffer from a mental disorder maybe you’d feel more at ease at home — home on the range. At least that’s what a new study out of the Norwegian University of Life Sciences supports.

To assess the benefits of Green care, …

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“Therapy with Animals: Not Just a Cats and Dogs Game”

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  1. BOB 10:42 am on June 17th, 2008

    I have schizophrenia!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

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  2. Alex 1:28 pm on October 7th, 2010

    Thank you for the post! It’s always nice to see therapists getting creative.I guess that farming helped them get their minds off of their problems.

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