"PAWS ON CAMPUS" at DENISON UNIVERSITY
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Angel Paws is proud to be included in Denison University's monthly "First Fridays" events designed to relieve student stress and anxiety sponsored by Denison's Health & Counseling Services and The Office of Alcohol, Drug, & Health Education. More and more campuses across the country are including Animal Assisted Activities to relieve student stress (see VIDEOS below!) so Angel Paws is pleased to join Denison in this popular new application of Animal Assisted Interventions. Additional activities include chair massages, tai chi, and mindful meditations.
Denison University, an independent coeducational residential college of liberal arts and sciences founded in 1831, is located atop the beautiful rolling hills of charming Granville, Ohio. Denison enrolls approximately 2,100 students from all 50 states and dozens of foreign countries .
Angel Paws is proud to be included in Denison University's monthly "First Fridays" events designed to relieve student stress and anxiety sponsored by Denison's Health & Counseling Services and The Office of Alcohol, Drug, & Health Education. More and more campuses across the country are including Animal Assisted Activities to relieve student stress (see VIDEOS below!) so Angel Paws is pleased to join Denison in this popular new application of Animal Assisted Interventions. Additional activities include chair massages, tai chi, and mindful meditations.
Denison University, an independent coeducational residential college of liberal arts and sciences founded in 1831, is located atop the beautiful rolling hills of charming Granville, Ohio. Denison enrolls approximately 2,100 students from all 50 states and dozens of foreign countries .
SCIENTIFIC PROOF!
In 2004 the International Journal of Psychophysiology published a study on the Frontal Midline Theta Activity as an Index of the Efficacy of Animal-Assisted Therapy in Cases of Math Anxiety. The study examined the use of an electrophysiological measure to investigate the efficacy of Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT) for relieving anxiety during a mental arithmetic stressor task. The findings suggested that the beneficial effect of therapy dogs on anxiety is robust, as it occurs regardless of whether the participant is engaged in a stressor task that intrinsically involves material related to a participant’s anxiety disorders. Click "Fullscreen" on the document below to read more about the study. More articles on scientific research on the benefits of Animal Assisted Activities & Therapy in a variety of applications can be found on Delta Society/Pet Partners' web site at http://www.deltasociety.org/Page.aspx?pid=371 | Related Pages ...
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