Pet Therapy

Describes the aspects of the relationship between humans and their pets that contribute to health and well-being. Cites the scientific evidence on the relationship between pets, life, and health. Identifies the psychological basis for the relationship between humans and their pets. Describes the varying roles of pets as therapeutic agents.

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Learning Objectives

Describe the aspects of the relationship between humans and their pets that contribute to health and well-being.
Cite the scientific evidence on the relationship between pets, life, and health.
Identify the psychological basis for the relationship between humans and their pets.
Describe the varying roles of pets as therapeutic agents.

Products specifications

Instructor	B. Sternberg, Ph.D.
Contact Hours:	3
# of Pages	49
More Information About This Course:	Pet Therapy accreditation

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