Question: How can service animals help people with psychiatric conditions?

Answer: A Service Animal can be trained to assist an individual with a psychiatric condition by:

• Detecting the onset of psychiatric episodes.
• Reducing the severity of such episodes by performing an action such as pulling on the individual’s clothing.
• Reminding the individual to take medicine.
• Providing safety checks or room searches for individuals suffering from PTSD.
• Interrupting self-mutilation.
• Removing disoriented individuals from dangerous situations.

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