Handbook on Animal-Assisted Therapy
Foundations and Guidelines for Animal-Assisted Interventions
- 5th Edition - June 27, 2019
- Editor: Aubrey H Fine
- Language: English
Handbook on Animal-Assisted Therapy: Foundations and Guidelines for Animal-Assisted Interventions, Fifth Edition highlights advances in the field, with seven new chapters and revis… Read more
Handbook on Animal-Assisted Therapy: Foundations and Guidelines for Animal-Assisted Interventions, Fifth Edition highlights advances in the field, with seven new chapters and revisions to over 75% of the material. This book will help therapists discover the benefits of incorporating animal assisted therapy into their practice, how to design and implement animal assisted interventions, and the efficacy of animal assisted therapy with different disorders and patient populations. Coverage includes the use of AAT with children, families and the elderly, in counseling and psychotherapy settings, and for treating a variety of specific disorders.
- Contains seven new chapters in addition to 75% new or revised material
- Includes guidelines and best practices for using animals as therapeutic companions
- Addresses specific types of patients and environmental situations
- Includes AAI working with cats, dogs, birds, and horses
- Discusses why animals are used in therapy, as well as how
Researchers and practitioners in clinical psych using animal assisted interventions
Section I The Conceptualization of the Animal-Human Bond: The Foundation for Understanding Animal-Assisted Interventions
1. Understanding Our Kinship with Animals: Input for Health Care Professionals Interested in the Human–Animal Bond
Aubrey H. Fine, Alan M. Beck
2. Animal-assisted Interventions in Historical Perspective
James A. Serpell
3. Forward Thinking: The Evolving Field of Human-Animal Interactions
Aubrey Fine, Philip Tedeschi, Kevin N. Morris and Erica Elvove
4. Influence of Cultural and Religious Factors on Attitudes Toward Animals
Brinda Jegatheesan
5. The Social Capital of Companion Animals: Pets as a Catalyst for Social Networks and Support ... and a Barometer of Community Violence
Phil Arkow
6. Living with Assistance Dogs and Other Animals: Their Therapeutic Roles and Psychosocial Health Effects
Mariko Yamamoto and Lynette Hart
7. The Animal-Human Bond: Health and Wellness
Erika Friedmann
SECTION II Animal-Assisted Interventions and Therapy: Conceptual Model and Guidelines for Quality Assurance
Maureen MacNamara, Jeannine Moga, and Christopher Pachel
9. Getting the Right Dog for the Right Job for Animal Assisted Interventions (AAI): Essential Understanding of Dog Behavior and Ethology for those working within AAI
Daniel Mills, Jennifer Rogers, Greta Kerulo, Annika Bremhorst, Sophie Hall
10. The Role of the Equine in Animal-Assisted Interactions
Donna Latella, and Barbara Abrams
11. Understanding the Other End of the Leash: What Therapists Need to Understand about Their Cotherapists
Patricia McConnell, and Aubrey H. Fine
12. Our Ethical and Moral Responsibility: Ensuring the Welfare of Therapy Animals
Zenithson Ng, Julie D. Albright, Aubrey H. Fine, Jose M. Peralta
13. The Veterinarian’s Role in Safe and Effective Animal-Assisted Interventions
Lisa M. Freeman, and Deborah E. Linder
SECTION III Best Practices in Animal-Assisted Therapy: Guidelines for Use of AAT with Special Populations
Aubrey H. Fine
15. Application of Animal-Assisted Interventions in Professional Mental Health Settings: An Overview of Practice Considerations
Risë VanFleet, Aubrey H. Fine and Tracie Faa-Thompson
16. Animals in the Lives of Children
Gail F. Melson, Aubrey H. Fine
17. Animals in Educational Settings: Research and Practice
Nancy R. Gee, and Aubrey H. Fine
18. The Roles of Animals for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Temple Grandin, Aubrey H. Fine, Marguerite E. O’Haire, Gretchen Carlisle and Robin Gabriels
19. Animal Assisted Interventions for Children with Disorders of Executive Function: The Influence of Humane Education and Character Development on the P.A.C.K. Model
Sabrina E.B. Schuck, Aubrey H. Fine, Maryam M. Abdullah, and Kimberly D. Lakes
20. Human–Animal Interaction in the Aging Boom
Rebecca A. Johnson, Jessica L. Bibbo, and Lynette Harvey
21. Animal-Assisted Interventions in Hospitals
Sandra B. Barker and Randolf T. Barker
22. Animal-Assisted Activities in Colleges and Universities: An Efficient Model for Reducing Student Stress
Molly K. Crossman
23. Understanding the Role of Human-Animal Interaction in the Family Context
Megan Kiely Mueller, Aubrey H. Fine and Marguerite E. O’Haire
24. Treating Human Trauma with the Help of Animals: Trauma-informed Intervention for Child Maltreatment and Adult Post-traumatic Stress
Philip Tedeschi, Molly Anne Jenkins, Nancy Parish-Plass, Meg Daley Olmert, and Rick A. Yount
25. Animal-Assisted Occupational Therapy: Guidelines for Standards, Theory and Practice
Melissa Y. Winkle, Karen Ni
26. Developing Community-Based AAI Programs: Supporting Paws on the Ground
Ken Gorczyca, Aubrey H. Fine, Michael Kaufman, John L. Lipp, Kaushik Roy
Part A: San Francisco's Pets Are Wonderful Support: Our Story and What We Learned
Part B: Editorial: Considerations Toward Organizational Sustainability in Human-Animal Interaction Programs
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ECTION IV Special Topics in Animal-Assisted Interventions27. Research, Practice, Science and Public Policy – How They Fit Together in the Context of AAI
Steven Feldman, Aubrey H Fine and Lindsey Melfi
28. Global Best Practices in Applying AAI: Snapshots of Unique Treatments
Introduction: Aubrey Fine
Snapshot One: Animal Care at the Center of a Human-Animal Interaction Program: Building Character with a Focus on Animal Welfare
Miyako Kinoshita
Snapshot Two: AAI and Eating Disorders
Patricia Flaherty Fischette
Snapshot Three: Teacher’s Pet: Dogs and Kids Learning Together: Pairing At-Risk Youth With Hard-to-Adopt Shelter Dogs
Amy Johnson
Snapshot Four: Integrating Animals into Neurorehabilitation
Karin Hediger
Snapshot Five: A Model of AAI in Pediatric Settings - From MRI Scan to Neuropsychiatry, Passing by PICU, Special Needs Dentistry, and Neurosurgery
Francesca Mugnai and Klaus Peter Biermann
Snapshot Six: Bringing Animal-Assisted Intervention into the Mainstream – Case Study from Dog for Good, UK
Peter Gorbing
Snapshot Seven: Therapeutic Doga: Yoga and Human-Animal Interactions
Melissa Y. Winkle and Ashley R. Prokopiak
Snapshot Eight: Horses Touch More Than Our Skin: An Example of Equine-Assisted Palliative Care
Rosawitha Zink and Renate Deimel
Snapshot Nine: The PATH to Success Program
Patricia Pendry
29. Methodological Standards and Strategies for Establishing the Evidence Base of Animal-Assisted Interventions
Alan E. Kazdin
30. Animal-Assisted Interventions Within an International Perspective: Trends, Research and Practices
Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers, Karin Hediger, Andrea Beetz, Brinda Jegatheeson, and Dennis Turner
31. The Research Challenge: Threats to the Validity of Human-Animal Interaction Intervention Studies and Suggestions for Improvement
Molly K. Crossman & Harold Herzog
32. Strengthening the Foundation of Human–Animal Interaction Research: Recent Developments in a Rapidly-Growing Field
Sandra McCune, Katherine A. Kruger, James A. Griffin, Layla Esposito, Regina Bures, Karyl J. Hurley, Nancy R. Gee
The IAHAIO Definitions for Animal-Assisted Intervention and Guidelines for Wellness of Animals Involved
- Edition: 5
- Published: June 27, 2019
- Language: English
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Aubrey H Fine
Psychologist Dr. Aubrey Fine is an internationally known expert with close to 50 years of experience in the field of Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) and the Human Animal Bond. Dr. Fine is a Professor Emeritus at the California State Polytechnic University for over 42 years, during which time he has researched the value of AAT with children and the elderly. In addition, he has integrated the foundations of AAT into his clinical practice, which primarily focuses on the treatment of children with attention, behavioral, adjustment and developmental disorders.
Affiliations and expertise
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA, USARead Handbook on Animal-Assisted Therapy on ScienceDirect