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psy'chien

psychien.org
Greater Montréal, Gatineau, Québec, Sherbrooke
people 18 years and older living with a psychiatric disability with a diagnosis from a health care professional, minimum 6-month follow-up with a healthcare professional
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Services

Education and certification of service dogs for people living with a mental health disability.* Information and support in choosing the right dog for your needs.* Supervision with a detailed guide for training a service dog.* Private or group workshops.* Multipurpose program for people that are visually impaired in addition to a psychiatric disability.* Veteran program.* Support throughout the service dog's life, in training and after certification, and in the retirement process.* Service Dog Advocacy Group.

Eligibility

people 18 years and older living with a psychiatric disability with a diagnosis from a health care professional, minimum 6-month follow-up with a healthcare professional

Fees

opening of file: $50, variable according to the program,service dogs for psychiatric disabilities: $750 total from admission to certification

Coverage area

Greater Montréal, Gatineau, Québec, Sherbrooke

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

by email

Documents required

forms provided by the organization; certification of a diagnosis by a healthcare professional

Categories:

; Disability - Autism, PDD, ADHD ; Disability - Mobility aids