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Mental health, animal interactions, and social work: Q&A with Kerri Rodriguez

Tricia Howley August 17, 2020

Kerri Rodriguez is a new postdoctoral fellow with the Human-Animal Bond in Colorado (HABIC) center in Colorado State University's School of Social Work. Learn more about why she came to CSU, her interests in how dogs can improve the lives of individuals with mental disorders or physical disabilities, and her passion for scientific research.

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In honor of HABIC therapy dog Zuri

SOURCE Contributor August 05, 2020

Beginning in 2009, HABIC volunteer team Brenda Dickison and her dog Zuri worked together in long-term care. After receiving advanced certification in 2013, the pair switched to schools and made a difference working with elementary school children in Loveland and Fort Collins.

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Sending love: HABIC volunteers write letters to long-term care residents during quarantine

Arlee Walls July 24, 2020

Thanks to animal therapy team volunteers of Human-Animal Bond in Colorado, part of Colorado State University’s School of Social Work, residents at care facilities are receiving love from a distance through a steady stream of letters and photos written by volunteers from the perspective of their animals.

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Occupational therapy in an equine environment benefits youth with autism

Maria Farias May 12, 2020

A recent CSU pilot study aimed to develop and evaluate occupational therapy in an equine environment for youth with autism.

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Grooming at home during quarantine

SOURCE Contributor April 23, 2020

Spring is in the air, and our dogs need grooming, but it may not be possible to go to a groomer due to social distancing for COVID-19. Here are some helpful tips for at-home grooming in the meantime.

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HABIC Volunteer Team Highlight: Kathleen Huggins and Jimmy

Tricia Howley April 21, 2020

Human-Animal Bond in Colorado volunteer team Kathleen Huggins and her dog Jimmy volunteer at St. Joseph's Hospital and Denver Hospice. Jimmy is a rescue from Denver Dumb Friends League who now excels in his two jobs as a therapy dog.

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CSU School of Social Work explores human-animal interactions for health and mental health

Tricia Howley March 09, 2020

The School of Social Work is funding four pilot projects focused on building the science related to human-animal interaction (HAI) to better understand the impacts of HAI on both human health and mental health. Word count: 373

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What can you learn about yourself through your relationship with your dog?

SOURCE Contributor February 03, 2020

When I adopted my dog from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 2009, I knew I was getting a hiking buddy, a snuggle partner and a friend to train with. I was so excited, I could burst! What I didn’t know is that I was also getting a mirror. 

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HABIC Volunteer Team Highlight: Anndevoy Ryan and Fingal

SOURCE Contributor January 31, 2020

New Human-Animal Bond in Colorado volunteer team Anndevoy Ryan and her dog Fingal received their HABIC certification last year and began working at Green House Homes at Mirasol, a skilled nursing care facility, in Loveland, Colorado.

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Human-Animal Bond in Colorado adds graduate research assistant

SOURCE Contributor November 05, 2019

Social Work doctoral student Tiffany Banks has joined Human-Animal Bond in Colorado as a graduate research assistant. Banks has a background in working with individuals with autism and their families.

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