Services for Animal Assisted Therapy

Canine Assisted Learning offers our specialist services to Schools, Colleges and Universities, we are at the forefront of animal assisted interventions in the UK offering a range of services to suit the needs of every establishment.

Coast Education is a small team, providing face-to-face assessments in Lancing (near Brighton), Bristol, Monmouth (Wales)  and remote assessments via Zoom/Teams (UK and beyond). They are also able to offer young people an assessment companion, therapy dog Auntie Joy.

PAWS: Animal Assisted Therapy™ delivers services from a Special Needs Teacher and approved therapy dog. Sarah has combined the techniques of AAT and her experiences as a teacher to create an intervention that is beneficial to children with SEND and SEMH needs. She creates individualised programmes that address goals of Educational Healthcare Plans. Detailed reports are provided that can be used at annual review meetings.

Paws for Thought is an independent Care Farm based near the river Deben Woodbridge in an area of outstanding natural beauty. We work with children and teenagers between the ages of 8 and 16, with mental health issues, learning difficulties, behavioural problems, looked after children and child carers.

Providing an immersive environment for young people to thrive. Their starting point is to use the horses and tranquil, outdoor environment to provide a nurturing, enriching, educational experience. Focus is on offering a programme based entirely on the student's needs and interests rather than a rigid curriculum. They were in the fortunate position of having highly experienced teachers of both primary and secondary pupils in their family team, as well as talented equestrian coaches and international riders leading the equestrian front. All this with amazing facilities and space means that they have been able to develop a facility providing an outstanding environment for young people's benefit. S.P.A.C.E at GLH Equestrian seeks to offer a solution to the issues witnessed as teacher's in the classroom, to really improve young people's life chances.