Emotional support and
psychiatric service animals assist those with emotional, psychiatric, cognitive or psychological disabilities.
Not exact matches
Psychiatric Service Dogs and Emotional Support
Animals both
assist people with
psychiatric disabilities.
Trained
service animals are different from emotional / comfort /
psychiatric support
animals in that they have been trained to perform a particular function,
service or task to
assist a guest with a disability in the management of their disability.
A
psychiatric service animal is a
service animal who is trained to
assist people who are disabled as a result of mental illness.
Also note that
Psychiatric Service Dogs, a specific type of
Service Dog that
assists people with
psychiatric disabilities, are not the same as Emotional Support
Animals.
NAIA strongly supports the work performed by
service animals to
assist people with physical, sensory,
psychiatric, and / or mental disabilities.
Service dogs and psychiatric service dogs are sometimes referred to as assistance animals, assist animals, support animals, or helper animals depending on the country and the animal's fu
Service dogs and
psychiatric service dogs are sometimes referred to as assistance animals, assist animals, support animals, or helper animals depending on the country and the animal's fu
service dogs are sometimes referred to as assistance
animals,
assist animals, support
animals, or helper
animals depending on the country and the
animal's function.