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Animal Assisted Therapy
Animal Assisted Therapy
We want to be the tool in your toolbox. We offer animal-assisted therapy to anyone who may need it, whether that is someone with disabilities, someone in an assisted living program, or someone who just needs inner peace.
We want to be the tool in your toolbox. We offer animal-assisted therapy to anyone who may need it, whether that is someone with disabilities, someone in an assisted living program, or someone who just needs inner peace.
Missions Statement:
Missions Statement:
Supplying comfort, compassion, and joy to a forgotten segment of our community.
Supplying comfort, compassion, and joy to a forgotten segment of our community.
Vision Statement:
Vision Statement:
We reassure the importance of everyone's existence for today as well as tomorrow.
We reassure the importance of everyone's existence for today as well as tomorrow.
Our value:
Our value:
In some cases, this is the last fun and exciting experience they had before leaving this earth.
In some cases, this is the last fun and exciting experience they had before leaving this earth.
Benefits of Animal Assisted Therapy:
1:"Equine therapy reduces anxiety and depression through physiological changes. Studies show that animal-assisted therapy reduces cortisol, the stress hormone. In addition, spending time with animals lowers blood pressure. And it increases the release of oxytocin, a natural chemical that promotes feelings of positivity and connection."
2: "Horses react to subtle changes in their environment. Therefore, they can sense a human's emotional state, including states of depression or anxiety."
3: "Thus, the horse acts as a sort of biofeedback machine for people, responding to and reflecting their emotions. Moreover, horses don’t judge people based on their appearance or their diagnoses. As a result, people feel accepted and unconditionally loved."
(https://www.newportacademy.com/resources/treatment/equine-assisted-therapy/)
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