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(Natural News) The presence of man’s best friend – or any other beloved pet – can make a person feel better and at ease. A Swiss study showed that patients with brain injuries found it easier to interact with other people if they had an animal with them to provide comfort and reassurance. When a... |
Animal-assisted therapy has "paw-sitive" effects on brain injury patients
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