Sue Scheff: Summer ADD/ADHD Program


Wow, Danielle Herb (check out her video) offers an amazing program for kids with ADD/ADHD as well as helping kids overcome their fears. Since I am in Florida, I am always asked about programs here and honestly, there are not that many. Well, not many in my opinion - if you know my story and my organization, I am a bit on the picky side.


Attention Children (Aged 10-16) With ADHD/ADD:


Horse Kid Scholarship 2009 for Danielle Herb’s ADHD Horse


Level 1 Master Class 21st - 28th June 2009- Visit http://www.adhdkidsscholarship.com/


Start Your Summer In Florida With Danielle Herb, The ADHD/ADD Natural Horsemanship Coach


WHAT: The ADHD Horse Level 1 Master Class is an exciting new weeklong program developed by Danielle Herb and Drop Your Reins to help you manage your ADD/ADHD using natural techniques and without the need for prescription drugs.


WHO: Children Diagnosed with ADHD/ADD Aged 10-16


WHEN: June 21-28, 2009


WHERE: North Florida -Cheers Ranch


The Master Class will allow you to teach other young people the skills you learn, while at the same time teaching you how to manage your own ADD/ADHD by learning the language of the horse and mirroring.


By taking part in this Master Class you will discover:


How to manage energy in Positive and Peaceful ways by allowing the horse to mirror you.
How to improve your grades by developing a natural ability to focus.
How to easily plan and manage your diet for natural, positive affects.


Winners of The ADHD/ADD Horse Kid Scholarship will receive:


ADHD Horse Level 1 Coach Certification, allowing you to help other young people (worth $2499)
Lodging and Meals for the duration of the Master Class
A exclusive swag bag filled with books, music, DVD’s and services that will help you
You will gain life skills which will help you to control your ADHD/ADD

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