ANIMAL-ASSISTED therapy CONSULTING

Did you know Animals offer a unique connection that helps improve health?

We help guide you through the maze of training your animal to assist in therapeutic support.

Therapy Dogs in Your Professional Practice

Check out the resources to help professionals, like you.  Learn more.

Education Industry

You are a Superintendent, Administrator or Teacher in Education looking to implement a program that will bridge the gaps identified in your school community.

 

Healthcare Industry

You are a Mental Health Provider or a Life Coach who is looking to add that extra special strategy to your practice.

 

Parent or Advocate

You are a Parent or Advocate that knows someone that is in stress, is having difficulty adapting to change, at risk of depression, addiction or struggling with inter-personal relationships.

Colleges & Universities

Looking for a program to help alleviate student stress as they come back to the campus? AAAIP for colleges and universities.

The Legacy Story

I said goodbye to my beautiful yellow Labrador retriever named Charity in August 2021. Charity was my "soul doggie" and my work to guide people through the therapy animal maze, is to honor her life and continue her legacy of helping people.

I have spent 38 years in education.  I have a passion for education and animals. Putting the two together in my career as a teacher, changed the lives of so many young people. Sharing my experience and knowledge with others, who want to do the same, is now my mission.

Our Story

Would you like to learn more about our resources?

"I don’t know who or what I would have become had you not entered my life. I’ll never be able to thank you for taking that extra step. You will always hold a special place in my heart."


Ryan

Collingwood

"Lori always connects with students at their level and in a non-judgemental way. The benefits that students receive from working with Lori are inspirational."


Wendy Hunter

Collingwood

“There’s a connection- usually at school you’re just focused on yourself, but with the dog there, you can feel a connection.” 


Alex

Midland

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