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New NYU Post Master's Certificate Program in Animal Assisted Interventions

In September of 2024, the Center for Global and Lifelong Learning at New York University will offer a Post-Master's Certificate Program in Animal Assisted Interventions. The course will be presented by Dr. Katherine Compitus and Susan Dowd Stone, MSW, LCSW, both of whom are published authors in the field and highly experienced presenters on the human animal bond, animal assisted interventions, animal welfare and animal advocacy. The classes will meet twice monthly on Wednesday evenings from September through May. More details including topics covered will be forthcoming in the spring of 2024.

NYU Self-Study Online Webinar Opportunities in Veterinary Social Work
Self-study online training CEU
Opportunities in Veterinary Social Work
NYU Office of Global and Lifelong Learning Webinar

For social workers and other licensed mental health workers interested in exploring opportunities associated with veterinary social work including working with staff at veterinary practices, counseling bereaved clients, learning about working with their own certified animals and advocating for animal welfare.

To access click here 

Customized Trainings for Mental Health Providers or Veterinary Staff
Group or Individual Professional Trainings for Mental Health Practitioners or Veterinary Staff on Helping Clients Cope with Animal Companion Loss
Class/sessions can be customized to agency/practice needs
To inquire please email me directly at susanstonelcsw@aol.com

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