Can therapy animals and emotional support animals (ESAs) help autistic children and adults? In this episode of The Animal Intuitive® channel, we explore the powerful role of animals in autism care with Dr. Mikki Lee and Dr. Gary Brucato, two experts in neurodivergence and mental health. Please leave your comments! And share with others who might benefit from this important topic. In this epsidoe we discuss:

🐾 How animals provide companionship, sensory benefits, and structure for autistic individuals

🐕 The difference between Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and service animals

📚 How animal-assisted therapy improves learning, emotional regulation, and social skills

✅ How to assess if an ESA is a good fit for your child

💙 Supporting autistic children through the loss of a beloved pet

Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or educator, this episode offers practical insights on integrating animals into autism care. Plus, grab Dr. Lee's checklist for families considering an ESA! And more… Dr. Lee: DrMikkiElembaby@ClarityTherapyNYC.com

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Disclaimer: Anne Angelo Webb is not a veterinarian. This information is for entertainment purposes only. Always check with your veterinarian for any emotional, behavioral, or physical Issues your pet is experiencing & use of supplements. Or with any concerns that you have about your pet. The content (the video, description, links, and comments) available on this channel is not medical or psychological advice or a treatment plan and is intended for general education only. The content should also not be used to self-diagnose or self-treat any human mental health, medical, or physical condition.