At the Therapeutic Riding Center of Taiwan, children with conditions like cerebral palsy, autism, and ADHD find therapy and companionship through horse riding. Animal-assisted therapy is becoming popular worldwide, helping improve social and communication skills. Abigail Liu says her five-year-old daughter, who has Angelman Syndrome, has benefited immensely from the therapy. She believes it helped her become less fearful. Horse therapy involves more than just riding. The horses are specially trained to stay calm and interact with children. Many children look forward to these sessions every week.
