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1. Motivation to use animal assisted therapy among psychotherapy and counselling graduate students

   Contributor(s):: Noga Lutzky-Cohen

   Though there is evidence of the benefits of incorporating Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) in counselling, this therapy is obscure to many Canadian students. This online study explored Canadian counselling and clinical psychology graduate students' attitudes toward, and perceptions of, AAT....

2. Attachment Theory and an Equine Prison-Based Animal Program: A Case Study

   Contributor(s):: Loeffler, Maris

3. Client-Centered Effects of an Animal-Assisted Intervention in Interviewing

   Contributor(s):: Launer, Stephanie Christine

4. Bereaved parents' perceptions about their participation in an equine assisted grief-group experience

   Contributor(s):: Yelvington, Dawn

5. Experiences of childless women with grief after losing a pet: A phenomenological study

   Contributor(s):: Woolledge, Jeanie

6. The Therapeutic Benefits of Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy With At-risk Adolescents

   Contributor(s):: Wake, Casey

7. The Therapeutic Power of Dogs in Private Practice

   Contributor(s):: Pollard-Johnson, Kimberly A.

8. Los beneficios de la terapia asistida por animales como alternativa terapeutica para los profesionales de la salud al ofrecer servicios a envejecientes de 45 anos en adelante con diagnostico de discapacidad intelectual

   Contributor(s):: Lugo Rios, Eric R.

9. From traditional to equine-assisted psychotherapy: Mental health practitioners' experiences

   Contributor(s):: Lee, Ping-Tzu

10. Understanding and quantifying the roles of perceived social support, pet attachment, and adult attachment in adult pet owners' sense of well-being

    Contributor(s):: Langston, Stephanie Cecile

    Researchers have extolled the benefits of pet ownership. Most of the studies which have been published lack a theoretical lens through which to conceptualize the human-animal bond. Attachment theory offers a framework for understanding the connection between humans and pets. This study applied...

11. Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bridge: A heuristic exploration of the human-animal bond after the death of a companion cat or dog

    Contributor(s):: Koempel, Stephanie

12. An exploratory study of the therapeutic elements that operate between therapy dogs and students with mental health disorders

    Contributor(s):: Geist, Tracy S.

13. Regulation physiologique et perception de stress chez des parents d'enfants diagnostiques d'un trouble du spectre de l'autisme: La contribution de la presence d'un chien d'assistance et des representations associees a l'attachement

    Contributor(s):: Fecteau, Stephanie

14. The Effects of Facility Animals in the Courtroom on Juror Decision-Making

    Contributor(s):: Burd, Kayla

15. Therapy dogs in the courtroom as advocates for child witnesses: An interpretive phenomenological analysis of judges' opinions, experiences, and rulings

    Contributor(s):: Bradley, Paula

16. From Head to Tale: Therapy Dog Training as Transformative Journey

    Contributor(s):: Strom, Lisa Sloan

17. Attachment theory and the therapeutic relationship: Implications for Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy (EFP) and the human-animal bond

    Contributor(s):: Sakai, Janine

18. Exploring the experiences of living with psychiatric service dogs for veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder

    Contributor(s):: Newton, Robyn

19. "Holding" on a leash: The role of companion animals in counselling and psychology

    Contributor(s):: Wilkes, Jane Katherine

20. Dolphin-assisted therapy as a verbal operant condition for children with autism

    Contributor(s):: Terrasi, Renee Marie