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Animal-assisted interventions : recognizing and mitigating potential welfare challenges / Lori R. Kogan, PhD.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Animals--Therapeutic use.
- Animals.
- Human-animal relationships.
- Human-Animal Bond.
- Medical Subjects:
- Human-Animal Bond.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (258 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Oxford : CAB International, 2023.
- Summary:
- This highly practical and engaging book with examples of real life situations, videos and case studies, explores how to conduct animal assisted interventions in ways that protect and prioritize animal and human welfare. It is for ethologists, animal behavior and welfare students and practitioners as well as for social scientists.
- Contents:
- The importance of animal welfare in animal assisted services / Melissa Y. Winkle and Amy Johnson
- Standards of practice and professional competencies to protect welfare and promote thriving in AAI / Taylor Chastain Griffin
- Welfare and well-being considerations in dog selection and involvement in animal assisted interventions / Risë VanFleet
- Equine welfare in therapy and learning services: an overview / Nina Ekholm Fry
- Communicating with "critters"
- incorporating small animals into Animal Assisted Interventions / Patti Anderson
- The Therapy Animal's Bill of Rights / Ann R. Howie
- Trauma-informed interspecies social justice in AAI / Sarah Schlote
- Recognizing and mitigating potential welfare challenges during equine-assisted services for autistic youth / Caiti Peters and Temple Grandin
- Striking a balance between welfare and therapeutic progress in equine-assisted services / Megan French and Angela Fournier
- Freedom, choice, & consent in the HERD / Veronica Lac
- Acknowledging and mitigating professional compassion fatigue: personal reflections on animal-assisted work / Elizabeth A. Letson and Joy R. Hanson
- Time to say goodbye: honoring the life and death of a therapy horse / Arieahn Matamonasa-Bennett
- Animal assisted interventions (AAI) and the lessons learned
- striving for safe, sane, and humane interactions / Susan D. Greenbaum
- Animal-assisted crisis response: the balance between work and welfare / Batya Gugenheim Jaffe
- Innovative AAI within a child trauma assessment center / Angela M. Moe
- Your dog to share / Darlene Blackman
- Benefits and considerations when incorporating farm animals in therapeutic settings / Suzanne M. Kapral
- Animal assisted interventions: paths to propagation / Julie Ann Nettifee
- My ethical code: personal guidelines for effective welfare and safety practices in AAI / Brenda Rynders
- The three agendas of animal assisted therapy (AAT) / Eileen Bona
- Pawsitive reading programs / Nicky Barendrecht-Jenken and Anna van den Berg
- A dog's intuition / Brittany Panus
- Establishing an animal-assisted therapy program at a preschool / Katrina Winsor
- Children interacting with dogs: challenges & rewards / Lisa-Maria Glenk
- Before going forward, plan backward: prioritizing welfare during HAIs / Terri Hlava
- Reading doesn't have to be ruff / Jean Kirnan and Ashley Thompson
- Canine assisted educational activities in a university setting: reflecting on ways to promote happy and mutually beneficial experiences / Helen Lewis
- Enhancing dog-human communication in animal assisted programs / Kirsty MacQueen
- Welfare and safety considerations in AAI hospital programs / Cynnie Foss
- A humane education journey: teaching and learning compassion / Ursula A. Aragunde Kohl
- Calling Dr. Doolittle: The clinician's role in monitoring communication between animal and client to maintain safety during animal assisted psychotherapy interventions / Linda Chassman Craddock
- Canine co-therapists
- special considerations for engaging within virtual environments and navigating canine health status changes / Donna Clarke
- Animal welfare with AAI in prison/jails / Yvonne Eaton-Stull
- The Inter-Professional Animal-Assisted Wellness (IPAW) Collaborative / Laura Poleshuck and Missy Reed
- Safeguarding the welfare of therapy dogs in clinical mental health practice / Elizabeth Ruegg
- The power of non-verbal communication / Shira Smilovici.
- 24 Children Interacting with Dogs: Challenges and Rewards
- 25 Before Going Forward, Plan Backward: Prioritizing Welfare During HAIs
- 26 Reading Doesn't Have To Be Ruff
- 27 Canine-assisted Educational Activities in a University Setting: Reflecting on Ways to Promote Happy and Mutually Beneficial Experiences
- 28 Enhancing Dog-Human Communication in Animal-assisted Programs
- Part 6: Adults
- 29 Welfare and Safety Considerations in AAI Hospital Programs
- 30 A Humane Education Journey: Teaching and Learning Compassion
- 31 Calling Dr. Doolittle: The Clinician's Role in Monitoring Communication Between Animal and Client to Maintain Safety During Animal-assisted Psychotherapy Interventions
- 32 Canine Co-therapists-Special Considerations for Engaging Within Virtual Environments and Navigating Canine Health-status Changes
- 33 Animal Welfare with AAI in Prisons/Jails
- 34 The InterProfessional Animal-assisted Wellness (IPAW) Collaborative
- 35 Safeguarding the Welfare of Therapy Dogs in Clinical Mental Health Practice
- 36 The Power of Non-verbal Communication
- Index
- Backcover.
- Notes:
- Description based on: online resource; title from pdf title page (ProQuest Ebook Central, viewed on April 15, 2024).
- Other Format:
- Print version: Kogan, Lori Animal-Assisted Interventions
- ISBN:
- 9781800622609
- 1800622600
- 9781800622616
- 1800622619
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