Are you a researcher in animal assisted services or human animal interaction? Are you an animal assisted service program looking to conduct research at your site? Led by distinguished [...]
IAHAIO is very proud to launch its new position paper: Minimum standards for research in AAS/HAI and HAB. Aimed at researchers, practitioners, educators, funders, policy makers and students, [...]
IAHAIO has been working with Philip Tedeschi of the University of Denver’s Institute for Animal Sentience and Protection (DU IASP) on a global declaration of animal sentience in animal-assisted [...]
Are pets always beneficial for their owners? Do some populations benefit more from being with animals? What is the physiological impact of animal-assisted services on the animals involved? The [...]
The positive impact of therapy dogs in judicial settings is ever growing. For children and adult victims of violent crimes, these services help provide accurate testimony in court that would […]
Displaced persons, trauma, injuries and death are the realities of war. The basic needs of food, shelter and safety take precedence over all else. And yet, a yearning for warmth, […]
Our webinar on 30 April addressesed the very important and sensitive issue of the link between violence to people and animals. Research has given evidence of the correlations and links […]
We are very excited to announce that the Call for Abstracts and Registration for our conference 23-24 August in Amsterdam are now live! You can find everything you need to […]
Join us for our next free webinar on 26 February where we put the spotlight on the issue of social license to operate in equine-assisted interactions. Chaired by Michael Kaufmann, […]
