The Training of Pets as Therapy Dogs in a Women's Prison: A Pilot Study
作者： Paul G. Walsh
DOI: 10.2752/089279394787002014
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摘要: A Pets as Therapy [PAT] program was initiated in a women's prison to train companion dogs for the elderly and individuals with disabilities. The effect on trainers studied using an established depression scale self-esteem inventory. Results showed significant group changes both these areas.
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