Rupert Isaacson Livres

En 2004, au Texas, Rowan a deux ans quand les médecins diagnostiquent chez lui une forme rare et violente d'autisme, laissant ses parents désespérés. Anéantis, les rêves et projets d'une famille heureuse. Pourront-ils un jour communiquer avec leur enfant? Seul réconfort aux crises de Rowan : chevaucher avec son père sur Betsy, une vieille jument. Une idée folle traverse alors la tête de Rupert Isaacson. Emmener son fils en Mongolie, l'une des dernières cultures équestres de l'humanité, et un pays où le chamanisme est toujours très présent, où les rapports entre le corps et l'esprit ne sont pas les mêmes que dans le monde " civilisé ". L'Enfant cheval est le récit de leur odyssée, une formidable aventure humaine où, au fil de leurs rencontres avec des hommes et des femmes extraordinaires, un enfant " différent " va reprendre contact avec le monde, avec la vie. Un livre événement qui sort simultanément dans trente pays, un document émouvant sur l'autisme et le handicap, sur ce chemin escarpé que parcourent des familles pour accéder à une relation qui n'est jamais acquise, et qui encourage à imaginer d'autres possibles

Rupert Isaacson's journey begins when he and Kirstin learn their two-year-old son, Rowan, is autistic, leading to heartbreak as they witness his increasing isolation and uncontrollable fits. Despair mounts with each failed treatment until a pivotal moment occurs: Rowan escapes into a field of horses, where a miraculous connection unfolds. The horses respond to him with love, igniting hope that this bond might help alleviate his condition. Determined to find a solution, the Isaacsons leave Texas for Mongolia, the spiritual home of the horse, embarking on an arduous horseback journey that risks their happiness, future, and sanity in search of a cure for Rowan. The narrative is described as elegant and affecting, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit. Critics praise it as captivating and magical, with the writing evoking deep emotional responses. Isaacson, a British ex-professional horse trainer, now resides in Texas with his family. He is also the founding director of the Indigenous Land Rights Fund and has authored other works, with his journalism appearing in prominent publications.

When his son Rowan was diagnosed with autism, Rupert Isaacson feared he might never communicate with his child. But when he discovered Rowan responded to horses, they travelled to Mongolia - the spiritual home of the horse - where shaman healing hands banished the tantrums, incontinence and the hopeless isolation. However, a year after Rowan's improvement, he started regressing. Only then did Rupert remember the shaman had told him that he and Rowan must make three more healing journeys. Journeying to the bushmen of Namibia and Australia's coastal rainforests and finally to America's Navajo reservation, Rupert discovered new ways of connecting with autistic children using nature, movement and animals. Through the process of healing Rowan and using his Horse Boy Method, he learned to unlock children from the most severe autistic symptoms. The Long Ride Home is the story of Rupert and Rowan's journeys - of incredible love and impossible adventure, that would test their courage and change their lives, and those of the families who joined them, forever. 'Magical, moving, miraculous, remarkable, uplifting.' Daily Mail on The Horse Boy 'Captivating, incredible, an extraordinary journey, an impossible dream.' Daily Telegraph on The Horse

Catering for a range of budgets, a CADOGAN GUIDE to South Africa, Swaziland and Lesotho which combines practical tourist information with an insight into the area's history and culture. Includes trips to Namibia, Mozambique and Botswana.

La búsqueda de un padre para sanar a su hijo Cuando los médicos determinaron que su hijo Rowan padecía autismo la noticia hundió a Rupert Isaacon, quien temió que jamás lograría comunicarse bien con el niño. Aunque pronto se dio cuenta de que cuando montaba el caballo de su vecino junto con Rowan, el niño parecía mejorar visiblemente de su trastorno. A Isaacson, un experto jinete, se le ocurrió entonces una idea disparatada: llevar a Rowan a Mongolia, el único lugar en el mundo donde los caballos y la medicina sanadora de los chamanes se entrelazan profundamente. El niño del caballo es la dramática y conmovedora historia de esa aventura imposible. En Mongolia, la familia halló unos paisajes y unas personas increíbles, unos obstáculos casi insalvables y unos progresos que ni siguiera habían soñado poder lograr. Esta es una historia profundamente emotiva y singular, la de una familia dispuesta a ir al find el mundo con tal de ayudar a su hijo, y la de un niño que aprende a conectar con el mundo por primera vez.