An emotional support animal commonly referred to as an ESA or a comfort animal is now considered an effective part of a bigger treatment plan. They work as therapy animals to help overcome issues like anxiety, loneliness, depression, and more. Many people don’t realize that emotional support animals do not have any special training to take on tasks that help individuals with disabilities. Because of this, they aren’t considered “service animals.” While this is true, they still offer an array of benefits. Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of emotional support animals and how getting an emotional support…
What Are the Benefits of Emotional Support Animals?
