MyServiceAnimal Employee - Kendall Abbott
Kendall Abbott
“The therapeutic bond between humans and assistance animals is a powerful clinical tool, offering profound healing where conventional treatments fall short.”
- Earned her Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from New York Medical College in 2016.
- Completed her residency in Clinical Psychiatry and specializes in animal-assisted therapy for anxiety and trauma.
Helping handlers safely harness the clinical benefits of emotional support animals and psychiatric service dogs. Proud owner of a therapy cat named Coco.
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Author Posts
The Various Types of Service Dogs. How They Can Help?
We all have the same right to live an active and happy life, regardless of our health or inabilities. That is why service dogs are called upon to help humans whose opportunities are limited. The General Meaning of the Concept In a general sense, a service dog is a specially trained animal that aids people […]
How Emotional Support Animals Help People with Emotional Disorders
Animals have shared our lives for thousands of years, evolving from working partners to cherished family members. Today, the bond between humans and animals is deeper than ever. For many, an animal is not just a pet; it is a steady source of comfort and daily support. Emotional support animals (ESAs) offer a unique kind […]
