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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Service animals"”.

  1. Companions in Combat: The Impact of Service Animals in Veterans with PTSD A Systematic Review [paper]

    This systematic review examines the impact of service animals on veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. The review synthesizes current literature to evaluate the value of service dogs in symptom reduction and facilitating reintegration into society utilizing databases, quality …

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  2. Service animals and emotional support animals: a distinction that privileges physical disabilities over mental and emotional disabilities

    The use of animals for physical and emotional support has become commonplace over the past few years. Animals are now regularly admitted into spaces that were exclusively reserved for humans. In response, many countries have passed laws to regulate the presence of animals in public spaces: these …

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  3. Dwelling in Braille: A Transitional Community for the Visually Impaired

    … space other than their own unit and walk their service animals. Its site was specifically chosen as a location that provides several amenities for all users as it provides metro and bus access, pharmacies, grocery stores, and restaurants all within a short walk.

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  4. Examining the lived experiences of American cosplayers with disabilities: Apparel needs and motivations

    … materials, electronic tools, mobility aids, and service animals). Participants demonstrated active problem-solving and resilience in navigating design and environmental constraints. Conclusion. This study extends the FEA and IAD frameworks to the context of cosplay and disability, identifying …

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