Healing bonds: Animal assisted interventions with adjudicated male youth

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“Rook taught me how to stay calm and relaxed. He also taught me how to have time to wait for things and don’t rush. Most important, he showed me how to love.” This powerful statement came from Devon, an adjudicated male youth while reflecting on his time with Rook, a German Shepherd/Border Collie mix. Devon participated in Teacher’s Pet, an Animal Assisted Intervention (AAI) nonprofit program. The program simultaneously helps youth and hard-to-adopt shelter dogs by providing a safe, therapeutic environment for learning together.

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Johnson, A., & Bruneau, L. (2016). Healing bonds: Animal assisted interventions with adjudicated male youth. In Men and Their Dogs: A New Understanding of Man’s Best Friend (pp. 113–132). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30097-9_6

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