Dogs as an Adjunct to Therapy: Effects of Animal-Assisted Therapy on Rehabilitation Following Spinal Cord Injury

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RT @ISAZOfficial: New Research: Therapy dogs have a modest impact on reducing patients’ pain and negative affect during rehabilitation from…

New Research: Therapy dogs have a modest impact on reducing patients’ pain and negative affect during rehabilitation from spinal cord injury https://t.co/hMYHDgsAJe @RoutledgeHist @georgekupar #Anthrozoology #AnimalAssistedTherapy #Rehabilitation #Spina…

RT @AnimalsTLtd: Did you know that animals can help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered spinal cord injuries? New research…

Did you know that animals can help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered spinal cord injuries? New research from the US shows how dogs can improve patients' mood in the initial recovery phase https://t.co/7HIqCTLJJ9 @UofAlabama @HandinPawA…

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