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    Steps Potential Handlers will need to take to be qualified with Healing Companions First, do you qualify for a psychiatric service dog? You

  [by Navily Zhen] Stress reduction and relaxation techniques are important for dogs and people alike. When under stress, your body releases a hormone called

  [by Navily Zhen] As COVID-19 has kept us stuck at home, our dogs are seeing us more than ever. Interactions with our dogs have

Donate to Healing Companions to Transform the Lives of Both Dogs and Humans [by Navily Zhen] Why donate to Healing Companions? Healing Companions puts an

  [by Navily Zhen] Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSDs) are trained specifically to assist people with mental illnesses to live more independent, productive lives. Are they

Are you aware of the harm your dog’s plastic poop bags may cause? [by Navily Zhen] By now we can understand the dangerous effects that

  [by Navily Zhen] 67 million pounds of pesticides are used each year on lawns. These lawn pesticides are linked to cancer, birth defects, and

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  We are deeply grateful to Doobert for taking the time to interview us and spread the word about Healing Companions.  It was such a

  Thanks to our talented videographer Thalia Cintron who captured this powerful and poignant story. Healing Companions is proud to say we have many of

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We wanted to share this brief video of one of Penny & Lorie’s training sessions. I hope it helps those interested in our program see

by Denise Fenzi | Jan 27, 2020 What does it mean when we say a dog is “over threshold?” It means the dog is over the optimal level

  Republished courtesy of Denise Fenzi | Jan 21, 2020 I have a story (it gets to dogs in the end): My husband was a patient in

  Republished courtesy of Denise Fenzi | Jan 17, 2020 Life is busy right now. That happens – life being busy. It’s hard to keep up.

  Republished courtesy of Denise Fenzi | Jan 13, 2020 Imagine this: You’re walking your leashed dog on a trail and you see a leashed dog approaching.