Please choose an appointment type that best reflects your need.
This short consultation provides a compassionate space to share what you are experiencing and learn how our pet loss services can support you. We'll outline your immediate needs, answer initial questions, and determine the best service to help you move forward. This is an informational meeting, not a clinical session.
This brief consultation is designed to determine whether Emotional Support Animal (ESA) services are an appropriate fit for your needs. During this call, we will review your concerns, clarify what an ESA letter does and does not provide, outline eligibility requirements, and discuss next steps in the evaluation process.
This consultation does not include an assessment or the issuance of any documentation. It provides an opportunity to ask questions, understand the process, and ensure our ESA services align with your needs.
This 15-minute consultation provides a quick, supportive space to discuss your concerns and explore effective next steps. During this call, we will review your specific challenges, assess whether our Gentle Paw exposure-based services are the right fit, and outline treatment options designed to help you feel safer and more confident around dogs.
This consultation is ideal for individuals experiencing dog phobia, avoidance behaviors, or anxiety around animals. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, learn how our structured and compassionate approach works, and understand how we tailor sessions to your comfort level.
This meeting is informational and does not include therapy; it is a first step toward reducing fear, improving daily functioning, and building a healthier relationship with animals.
This brief consultation is for parents and caregivers concerned about a child's aggressive, unsafe, or fear-based behavior toward animals. In this 15-minute call, we will discuss your concerns and determine whether a comprehensive assessment is recommended to identify the root cause or whether targeted support can help you effectively navigate these behaviors.
This session is ideal if your child is hitting, kicking, rough-handling pets, showing intense fear, or struggling with boundaries around animals. You’ll receive expert guidance, early intervention recommendations, and clear next steps to promote empathy and safe interactions.
Animal-Assisted Counseling is a therapy session that includes a trained animal partner (dog or cat) to support the therapeutic process.
This service is ideal for clients who find traditional talk therapy difficult or who feel calmer, safer, and more engaged with an animal present. The animal is thoughtfully integrated into the session to support emotional regulation and connection.
A brief consultation call is required to determine if this is a good fit for you or your child and to review any clinical or practical considerations.
Please note:
-This is an in-person service only
-It is an add-on to a regular therapy session, not a standalone service
Availability depends on clinical appropriateness and scheduling.