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(redirected from Animal-assisted therapy)

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The study found that animal-assisted therapy helped in boosting a patient's emotional and physical well being.
Pet therapy makes way for less painful recovery by Asian News International
8} Pet Therapy Also known as animal-assisted therapy or animal-assisted activities, this type of therapy aims to improve the general health and well-being of patients by allowing them to interact with a variety of animals.
Mesothelioma Alternative Therapy - What Are Your Options? by Bello Kamorudeen / Health, general community
Animal-Assisted therapy, therapy that involves dogs, is used in many different settings in countries around the world There is little scientific evidence on why dog therapy works so well with so many patients Animal-Assisted therapy, therapy that involves dogs, is used in many different settings in countries around the world.
Know More About Therapy Dogs by Brian John / Pets and Animals community
 
 
 
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