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“Research shows that Pets as Therapy visits significantly improve mood states of people in residential and nursing settings”

List of relevant articles (this is relevant articles and books if you want to do research on this topic)

List of relevant books

Related articles:

Who's a clever boy then - Aug 2008 - New Scientist
Why good welfare isn't good enough - Minding Animals and increasing our compassionate footprint - 2008 - Marc Bekoff
Resident dogs in rehabilitation - Charlene Kruger
Children reading to dogs - Tail wagging tutors - TDI programme
Can animals help humans heal? - July 2004
New perspectives on bonding - The Scas Journal - Autumn 07
Disability & Rehabilitation - Cindy Wiggett-Barnard - Jan 2007
Evaluating the effectiveness of animal-assisted activities and therapy - The Scas Journal - Autumn 06
HET education contact - 3.7.07
PAT UK Scas journal article - Autumn 06
New Strategies for Humane Education Part I
New Strategies for Humane Education Part II
New Strategies for Humane Education Part III
New Strategies for Humane Education Part IV
Research focus physiology of human animal interaction - Scas Journal 2008

Students wishing to undertake research with Pets as Therapy should contact:

Marieanna le Roux

University of Stellenbosch

Phone: 021 808 3444

Email: mclr@sun.ac.za

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