An Introductory Course Into Animal Assisted Therapy Video
Animal Assisted Therapy An Introductory Course Into Animal Assisted Therapy.
Those holding the CAEBS are qualified to here with supervision and training workshops with a focus on animal behavior within their scope of practice. She also provides therapy to families and runs the Playful Pooch Program. Her specialties include Itnroductory, Filial Therapy, chronic medical illness in families, disaster mental health, complex trauma and attachment issues.
Animal Assisted Therapy
She has trained and supervised thousands of clinicians internationally. She also provides behavior consultation with family dogs, and specializes in highly fearful, traumatized, unsocialized dogs. Her materials have been translated into several languages. She is on the editorial board of two major journals, and is a past president and board chair of the Association for Play Therapy. She is a specialist social worker in adoption working with traumatised children and their adoptive and foster families in the UK.
Tracie is also a practice teacher of social work students and a trainer in Life Story Work and attachment theory. As a clinical hypnotherapist, Tracie incorporates Eye Movement Integration with Emotional Freedom Technique as an effective approach to trauma. She has conducted training programs for professionals on attachment and resilience, life story work, sibling contact in adoption, introductions of adoptive families and children, Filial Therapy, and AAPT. Tracie is a member of the Classical Riding Club and the founder of Turn About Pegasus, an equine-assisted programme for at-risk youth and also for families with a variety of difficulties.
She is the founder, and for over 20 years, the Chairman of her local Riding for the Disabled Centre until its recent amalgamation with another purpose-built centre. Tracie is coauthor of the internationally acclaimed book, Animal Assisted Play Therapyand author and coauthor of dozens of chapters, articles, and training manuals.
1. Introduction to Canine Assisted Interactions
Tracie has a lifetime of experience of living and working with dogs and horses and over 30 years of working with vulnerable children and families. Diane and Shannon tirelessly dedicate their days to working with children and adolescents who are click to overcome and cope with challenges, such as past traumatic experiences.
In addition Diane partners with Shannon during group therapy work and has created the BARK group, an anti-bullying social skills group where children and adolescents Build Acceptance Respect and Kindness towards themselves and others. Diane is also a Assiwted veterinary technician and worked for over twenty years in the veterinary field as her first career.]
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