Ellen Rankins

Assistant Professor

Tarleton State University

United States

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Dr. Ellen Rankins is an Assistant Professor at Tarleton State University in the United States. Her research areas focus on equine-assisted services, occupational therapy applications, and the physiological responses of horses in various settings. Recent articles highlight studies on the effects of horsemanship lessons on veterans with PTSD, as well as the use of technology in assessing and improving horse health and behavior.

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Kenneth H. McKeever

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Arlene A. Schmid

Colorado State University

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Rutgers University

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Carissa Wickens

Associate Professor, Extension Equine Specialist

University of Florida

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Articles (10)

The Acceptability of Occupational Therapy Using Zones of Regulation™ Concepts in an Equine Environment to Autistic Children

Heart rate variability responses of horses and veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder to ground-based adaptive horsemanship lessons: a pilot study

Behavioral and physiological responses of horses to ground-based adaptive horsemanship lessons for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Evaluation of an Extension program targeted to the Florida, USA, equine-assisted-services industry

Equids in Equine Assisted Services: A Scoping Review

Wearable Inertial Sensor-Based Limb Lameness Detection and Pose Estimation for Horses

Muscular tension as an indicator of acute stress in horses

The Effects of an External Equine Nasal Strip on Thermoregulation During Exercise

Effect of Clenbuterol on Muscle Activity During Exercise in Standardbred Horses

A Survey of Horse Selection, Longevity, and Retirement in Equine-Assisted Services in the United States

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Kenneth H. McKeever

Arlene A. Schmid

Jingang Yi

Carissa Wickens

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