16Mar/110
Animal assistants in therapy
An article in the New York Times discusses research on having animals assist in psychotherapy. The article discusses examples where children have opened up in the presence of an animal. Studies have shown that having pets can improve people's health and well-being but animals can also serve a function in the therapy relationship.
Tagged as: animals, pet therapy
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