Therapy Companions

At our practice, we are proud to offer the option of incorporating therapy animals into the counseling process. Therapy animals can provide a unique layer of comfort and connection, helping clients feel more at ease and supported during sessions.

Therapy animals offer a calming, nonjudgmental presence that can make it easier to open up and engage in therapy. Their involvement can:

Reduce anxiety and stress by promoting relaxation and emotional regulation
Enhance comfort and safety, especially for clients who feel nervous or overwhelmed
Improve connection and trust between client and therapist
Support trauma work by providing grounding and a sense of stability
Boost mood and motivation through positive, engaging interactions
Encourage skill-building, including coping strategies, emotional awareness, and social skills

Therapy animals can be especially helpful for children, adolescents, and individuals experiencing anxiety, trauma, depression, or difficulty engaging in traditional talk therapy.

Wrangler

Wrangler is a miniature Australian Shepherd with a heart as big as their paws. Trained in animal-assisted therapy, Wrangler brings comfort, emotional support, and a sense of joy to individuals and families in their private therapy sessions.

With a calm demeanor, affectionate personality, and a natural ability to connect, Wrangler helps to reduce stress, alleviate anxiety, and improve emotional well-being. He has been carefully trained to work alongside certified therapists, offering unconditional support and companionship to people facing many different mental health challenges.

Whether you're seeking a gentle companion to brighten your day or need emotional support through difficult times, Wrangler is here to make a positive impact.

Therapy Companions

Client Choice and Comfort

Paisley

Wrangler

Therapy Companions

Client Choice and Comfort

Paisley

Wrangler

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