Meet Emily: The Ideal Client for Our Dog Assisted Therapy Mentoring

Emily is a bright 12-year-old who has always struggled with social anxiety and found it challenging to connect with her peers. She often feels overwhelmed in traditional classroom settings, which hinders her learning and personal growth. Emily loves animals but has never had the opportunity to interact with them in a learning environment.

Emily's family is keen to find innovative and effective ways to enhance her educational journey. They're looking for a program that supports her academic needs and addresses her social and emotional development.

Emily would thrive in our Dog Assisted Therapy Mentoring program because:

1. Individualised Attention: Our one-on-one sessions would provide Emily with tailored support, helping her feel safe and understood.
2. Building Resilience and Motivation: The presence of therapy dogs can help Emily open up and engage more in her learning process, fostering resilience and increasing her motivation.
3. Enhancing Social Skills: Interacting with our therapy dogs and mentors can significantly boost Emily's confidence in social situations, helping her build positive relationships.
4. Holistic Development: Our program's focus on holistic growth means that Emily would benefit both academically and emotionally, and socially, paving her way to success in various aspects of life.
5. Proven Impact: Knowing that our programs have a track record of positively impacting learning outcomes gives Emily's family the confidence that this is the right step towards her holistic development.

Emily represents the perfect client for our program - someone who can genuinely benefit from the unique combination of mentoring and the therapeutic presence of dogs, leading her towards a brighter, more confident future.

Do you know anyone like Emily? Let their parents know about our award-winning services.

The descriptions and images presented here are a composite drawn from various experiences with our young clients. To ensure privacy, we have used broad descriptions and AI-generated images.