Dogs as an Adjunct to Healthcare in Clients with Neurologic Disabilities Tina Mooney, MSW Marlys Staley, PT, CDT Circle Tail, Inc. Pleasant Plain, OH.

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Dogs as an Adjunct to Healthcare in Clients with Neurologic Disabilities Tina Mooney, MSW Marlys Staley, PT, CDT Circle Tail, Inc. Pleasant Plain, OH

Tina and Stone

Why Share Your Life with an Animal? For the Health of it………. Less doctor visits Maintain ADL level Cope with stress Decreased blood pressure Decreased cholesterol Decreased loneliness

Assistance Dog vs Therapy Dog vs Pet

Brain Injury Symptoms

Mobility Impairments

Balance Deficits

Cognitive Fatigue

Memory Impairment

Fine Motor Skill Deficits

Stimuli Sensitivity

Seizures

Depth Perception

Depression and Grieving

Agitation

RESOURCES Circle Tail, Inc

RESOURCES Assistance Dogs International International Association of Assistance Dogs Partners

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