The year 2012 was a vibrant and interesting one for the Magal Riding Therapy Center where about 30 physically disabled children and youth are learning to ride and work with dogs and horses.

A few useful hints on handling a sudden injury from trauma or strain including limited rest and sensible usage of the injured area.

An article explaining tinnitus and how people with this condition can be helped with cognitive behavior therapies.

An expert physician gives a clear and concise description of the symptoms, care and treatment of the two major forms of diabetes human’s experience.

In this light hearted poem Elaine Benton who has Parkinson’s disease, writes about some basic situations which are becoming harder for her to deal with.

Movements that cause pain can be modified – this is the thought behind Feldenkrais. It organizes body movements in the most effective and efficient way, helping to improve mobility, flexibility and restore energy.

Many people are living good quality lives thanks to traditional prescribed medication. Others may have conditions to which there is no real medical answer. These might include insomnia, anxiety, mild depression, generalized aches and pains or recurrent colds. If no further help can be offered, Homeopathy might well be an answer.

Born with Gauchers disease and diagnosed with Parkinson’s in her forties Elaine Benton finds writing poetry very therapeutic. She was invited to be the guest speaker at the First International Congress of Narrative Medicine and Rare Diseases in Rome. Her talk was very well received by the participants, most of whom were international professors and academics.