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Our Country Has Long Excluded People of Color From Accessing the Power of the Horse

CORRAL Girls, Inspiration, Nature, Our Blog, Systemic Injustice

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Our Country Has Long Excluded People of Color From Accessing the Power of the Horse

By Julia SoplopAugust 06, 2020Comments Disabled

Our guest blogger today is Julia Soplop, an author, photographer, wild horse enthusiast, and documentarian. The photo above is a wild horse, taken in the Pryor Mountains of Wyoming and Montana. The horse population there is thought to have descended from...

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TF-CBT: How does it work?

CORRAL Girls, Mental Health, Our Blog

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TF-CBT: How does it work?

By Heather BrewerJuly 23, 2020Comments Disabled

Heather Brewer is CORRAL’s Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and serves as Kildaire Farm’s Manager of Mental Health Services. What is TF-CBT? TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is an evidence-based intervention designed...

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Stories Through Windows and Mirrors

CORRAL Girls, Inspiration, Parenting, Systemic Injustice

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Stories Through Windows and Mirrors

By Zoe FairclothJuly 14, 2020Comments Disabled

The first friends I ever had were either fictional or furry. The Hogwarts trio and the Pevinse family helped me through the school week, while Springer and Metro listened to my secrets and covered me in hay-sweet kisses all weekend. These friends sparked...

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Research and Practice: Integrating Science and Experience

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Research and Practice: Integrating Science and Experience

By Elizabeth CraigAugust 12, 2018Comments Disabled

Photo Credit: Marc Hall, NC State University I love preparing, cooking, serving, eating, and talking about food. For me, these activities done with others or alone communicate self-care, thoughtfulness, discipline, and love. I am fortunate to have family...

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