A psychiatric assistance dog supports people living with PTSD, severe anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions. It performs specific tasks – grounding its handler during a panic attack, interrupting a flashback, creating space in crowds. This category covers how psychiatric assistance dogs work and why mental health disability in India remains almost entirely unserved by trained working dogs.
Deep pressure therapy uses firm, sustained pressure to calm the nervous system. HeartDogs explains the science, who it helps, and why a trained dog does it differently from a weighted blanket.
Many disabilities have no visible signs, yet are just as limiting. HeartDogs explains invisible disabilities in the Indian context and how assistance dogs help.
Psychiatric assistance dogs (service dogs) can support people living with PTSD, anxiety, depression and more. HeartDogs explains how, and why India needs more of them.
Developmental disabilities like autism affect how a person learns, communicates and interacts. HeartDogs explains the basics and how assistance dogs can help Indian families.