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About our Animal Co-therapists 

We have had some new additions to our office "staff" since we began working remotely.  On any given day, you may see one of these four-legged friends appear on camera during a teletherapy session, to offer their support, friendship, and a wagging or waving tail.

Danger is a certified therapy dog, and siblings Wicket and Bebe are working with Camilla.  Lucy is Jennifer's therapy-dog-in-training, who practices by helping her little brother, Linus, learn the ropes. And, Morgan's pup is a miniature schnauzer mix named Rosie. They can't wait to say hello!

Danger, 
Wicket & Bebe

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Linus and Lucy

Lucy & Linus

Rosie

Rosie
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Roxy 

R.I.P.

The company of animals – whether as pets or service animals— can have a profound impact on a person’s quality of life and ability to recover from illnesses. A pet can be a source of comfort and can help us to healthier lives #4Mind4Body.  Learn more below about how science supports animals for your mental health.

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