DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE SKILLS OF CHILDREN WITH HY-PERACTIVE AND HYPERKINETIC DISORDERS ON THE BASIS OF DEVELOPING HORSE RIDING

Authors

  • N.V. Karpova Russian State Social University, Moscow
  • E.R. Bogachenkova Rehabilitation riding center "Harmony in motion", Klin
  • I.N. Bakai Russian State Social University, Moscow
  • V.P. Kartashev Russian State Social University, Moscow

Keywords:

hippotherapy, physical rehabilitation, animal therapy, developmental delay, developmental aid, exercises

Abstract

Objective of the study was to develop and substantiate a program of developing riding using the "Harmony in Motion" manual.

Methods and structure of the study. The development was carried out on the basis of the equestrian club "Mininsky Castle" in the indoor arena, the organization of the ANO "Center for Rehabilitation Riding "Harmony in Motion" from 08/01/2021 to 02/01/2022. Empirical research methods were used, namely, comparison and observation over five months of continuous training in developing riding twice a week. Tests were also used to evaluate the effectiveness of the applied methods.

The observation group included 10 children (6-8 years old) with the following diagnoses: - hyperactive disorder, combined with mental retardation and stereotyped movements F84.4; hyperkinetic disorders F90.

Results and conclusions.  The conducted studies showed that the method of developing riding without the aid and with the use of the aid "Harmony in motion" equally positively affected the impulsivity, lack of active attention, and motor disinhibition of children. The use of the aid had a greater impact on the development of cognitive skills in children with hyperactive and hyperkinetic disorders than the method of developing riding without the use of the aid.

Author Biographies

N.V. Karpova, Russian State Social University, Moscow

PhD, Associate Professor

I.N. Bakai, Russian State Social University, Moscow

PhD, Associate Professor

V.P. Kartashev, Russian State Social University, Moscow

PhD, Associate Professor

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Published

25-08-2022

How to Cite

Karpova, N. ., Bogachenkova, E. ., Bakai, . I. ., & Kartashev, . V. . (2022). DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE SKILLS OF CHILDREN WITH HY-PERACTIVE AND HYPERKINETIC DISORDERS ON THE BASIS OF DEVELOPING HORSE RIDING. Theory and Practice of Physical Culture, (8), 61–64. Retrieved from http://tpfk.ru/index.php/TPPC/article/view/319

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ACADEMIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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