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Newflabel Therapy Dogs

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21.01.2022 So beautiful the calm a dog can bring xx

21.01.2022 Emotional benefits of pet therapy for seniors Increased self-esteem and confidence Improved social skills Reduced risk of depression Lessened levels of anxiety... Reduced feelings of loneliness An increased ability to show gentleness and caring See more

20.01.2022 Benefits of therapy dogs in the workplace Little things like petting a therapy dog can increase levels of the stress-reducing hormone Oxytocin and decrease the production of the stress hormone cortisol. Studies have shown that stress reduces productivity. Studies have also shown that a therapy dog’s loving boost can help increase productivity as the stress diminishes. Therapy dogs can help employees feel more resilient at dealing with stress and lessen their reactions to stressful situations. Lower stress equals lower blood pressure and fewer heart problems. How is that related to workplace productivity? Employees who are healthier take fewer sick days, need lower health insurance premiums and contribute better at the workplace than those who fall sick often or suffer chronic health issues.

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16.01.2022 Studies show that just 15 minutes with a dog, cat, or another service animal can increase brain activity and serotonin levels. Serotonin is known as the feel-good hormone and plays a crucial role in bodily function as well as our experiences of positive emotions. A recent study conducted in Germany involved dogs visiting 17 nursing homes, residents suffering from dementia. The study found the participants who took part in the animal assisted therapy sessions had improved ve...rbal communication function and greater attentiveness after the completion of the program. Changes in personal circumstances, side effects of medication, and lifestyle changes can all result in seniors feeling less connected. But there are plenty of things you can do to keep the blues at bay, including cuddling up to a cute and cuddly pet. A study on the effectiveness of animal-assisted therapy measured wellbeing and mood in nursing home residents. The group who had spent time with animals reported feeling ‘enthusiastic’, ‘interested’ and ‘inspired’ significantly more than those who did not spend time with pets. See more

16.01.2022 Benefits of therapy dogs at university Researchers have found university students reported significantly less stress and anxiety, and increased happiness and energy, immediately following spending time in a drop-in session with a dog present, when compared to a control group of students who didn’t spend any time with a therapy dog.

15.01.2022 More recently, therapy dogs are being used as a form of engagement with students at school and university. Benefits of therapy dogs at school Research shows therapy dogs can be used to assist with social/emotional learning needs. A recent report highlighted children working with therapy dogs experienced increased motivation for learning, resulting in improved outcomes. Therapy dogs are being used to support children with social and emotional learning needs, which in turn can... assist with literacy development. Research into the effects of therapy dogs in schools is showing a range of benefits including: increase in school attendance gains in confidence decreases in learner anxiety behaviours resulting in improved learning outcomes, such as increases in reading and writing levels positive changes towards learning and improved motivation, and enhanced relationships with peers and teachers due to experiencing trust and unconditional love from a therapy dog. This in turn helps students learn how to express their feelings and enter into more trusting relationships. See more

03.01.2022 Physical benefits of pet therapy can differ depending on the type of therapy being practiced but often include Increased levels of exercise Lowered blood pressure Reduction in depression, stress, and anxiety levels... Pet therapy provides incredible mental benefits for seniors, especially for those living with dementia or another form of cognitive impairment. Improved mental stimulation Increased socialization Memory stimulation Calming negative behaviours associated with dementia