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How to Use Service Dogs in in Mental Health Recovery ry
SLIDE 2 Alicia Smith –
NAMICC Rep. Montana With Hunka – a male, Saint Bernard smooth-coated Collie mix and Tella – a female, Great Dane
SLIDE 3 Carrie Roach –
NAMICC Rep. Minnesota and Chair
a male, all black English Cocker Spaniel
SLIDE 4 Daniel Williams –
NAMIVMC Rep. Alabama and Chair
SLIDE 5 Objectives:
Our hope is that you leave this presentation with a good grasp on.…
- 1. Lifestyle change – benefits &
challenges
- 2. Settings to consider – residence,
public, military, work, transportation
- 3. Your Resources & References
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Considering a Lifestyle Change
Notice our naming convention::
Pet, Therapy, Emotional Support, and
Service Dog
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A Pet ….
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A Therapy Animal ….
SLIDE 9 An Emotional Support Animal
(ESA) ….
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Service Dogs ….
are highly trained, working dogs
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Service Dogs
get to do this because ….
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Service Dogs help out with ….
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Service Dogs ….
help their people to QUALIFY by ….
SLIDE 14 Service Dogs will always need ….
Food & Supplies Veterinary Care Grooming Acquisition
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Service Dogs become SDs by …. Select Socialize Train Evaluate Certify
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Service Dogs will provide …. Work?
and/or
Task? What’s going on here?
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Service Dogs …. Program vs. Owner Trained Dog
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When it comes to proof …. DOCUMENT everything about your SD:
Ought to: You the owner Your loved ones Will: Your professionals Work place
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You and Your Service Dog in Public
will need to be prepared for….
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Does SD size really matter?
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Off Duty Service Dogs!
SLIDE 22 Providers need to determine when …
- indications out weigh contra-indications
to potential SD owners
Helpful? Harmful? Alleviate Symptoms? Worsen Symptoms? Support Recovery? Delay Recovery?
SLIDE 23 Service Dogs Etiquette
“Do”
and please
Don’t
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Service Dogs ….
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Service Dogs …. Medical Assistive Devices
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Service Dogs on planes, trains & buses….
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Alicia – Carrie – Daniel
SLIDE 28 How to Use Service Dogs
in Mental Health Recovery
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