Emotional Support and Therapy Animals
Emotional Support Animals provide support for individuals who experience the symptoms of PTSD, depression, anxiety, just to name a few and for whom medication isn't always the only or best option for mitigation. While Emotional Support Animals do not have the same public access under the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) as fully trained service dogs, they are capable of providing profound assistance to their handlers in the home setting or when traveling. We provide assistance and training for handlers who wish for their dogs to serve as ESAs in both the home environment and specific traveling situation where an obedience and responsiveness is required.
Therapy Dogs are used in a variety of settings to enrich the lives of those they touch. In nursing homes, school, libraries, hospitals and hospices, Therapy Dogs bring their own special gifts of unconditional love and affection to the environments where they serve. This is a powerful option for those canines who posess that special temperament and desire to interact with the public in a therapeudic way.
If you would like for your dog to be assessed for therapy dog or emotional support animal training, click on the link below for more information and to request an evaluation.