Selected Articles
Corson,
S. A., Corson, E.O., Gwynne,
P.H. and Arnold, L. E. Pet dogs as nonverbal communication
links in hospital psychiatry. Comprehensive Psychiatry.
1977. 18(1): 61-72.
Greenberg, Kristin R. A cause for paws: Animal-Assisted Therapy extends beyond the “meet and
greet” and into the therapist’s office. Healing
Magazine. 1999. 4(1).
Levinson, B.M. Human/companion
animal therapy.
Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy. 1984. 14: 131-144.
Limond, J.A. Behavior of children with learning disabilities
interacting with a therapy dog.
Anthrozoos. 1998. 10(2/3):84-89.
Mallon, G. P. Utilization of
animals as therapeutic adjuncts with children and youth: a review
of the literature. Child and Youth Care Forum. 1992.
21(1): 53-67.
Martin F, Farnum J. Animal-assisted therapy for children with pervasive
developmental disorders. West J Nurse Res. 2002. 24(6):657-70.
Redefer, L. A. and Goodman, J.A. Brief Report:
pet-facilitated therapy with autistic children. Journal of Autism
and Developmental Disorders 19(3): 461-467.
Weigel, Richard G;
Straumfjord, A A. The dog as a therapeutic
adjunct in group therapy.
Voices: the Art & Science of Psychotherapy. 1970. 6(2):108-110 |
