Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review

Davide Testa; Gabriele Tripi; Maria Ruberto; Gabriele Tripi; Gabriella Marsala; Serena Marianna Lavano; Michele Sorrentino; Francesco Lavano; Pasquale Giugliano; Rosaria Martina Magliulo; Palmira Romano; Lucrezia D'Oro; Diego Geraci; Francesco Cerroni; Daniela Russo; Elisabetta Picciocchi; Mario Giuseppe Chisari; Stefano Pennacchio; Paolo Murabito; Beatrice Gallai; Rosa Marotta; Annabella Di Folco; Rosanna Marotta; Salvatore Pennacchio

Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review

Davide Testa, Gabriele Tripi, Maria Ruberto, Gabriele Tripi, Gabriella Marsala, Serena Marianna Lavano, Michele Sorrentino, Francesco Lavano, Pasquale Giugliano, Rosaria Martina Magliulo, Palmira Romano, Lucrezia D'Oro, Diego Geraci, Francesco Cerroni, Daniela Russo, Elisabetta Picciocchi, Mario Giuseppe Chisari, Stefano Pennacchio, Paolo Murabito, Beatrice GallaiRosa Marotta, Annabella Di Folco, Rosanna Marotta, Salvatore Pennacchio

Scienze Psicologiche, Pedagogiche, dell’Esercizio Fisico e della Formazione
Promozione della Salute, Materno-Infantile, di Medicina Interna e Specialistica di Eccellenza “G. D’Alessandro”

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In rehabilitative setting, the presence of animals can be considered as an important stimulus for verbal and social communication, and for mood regulation. Interaction with an animal is beneficial for children's development and numerous psychological tests have revealed that growing up with pets has a beneficial effect on children's self-esteem and self-confidence, can improve empathy, a sense of responsibility and cognitive development, as well as social status within the peer group.

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	2089-2095
Numero di pagine	7
Rivista	Acta Medica Mediterranea
Volume	34
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2018

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Testa, D., Tripi, G., Ruberto, M., Tripi, G., Marsala, G., Lavano, S. M., Sorrentino, M., Lavano, F., Giugliano, P., Magliulo, R. M., Romano, P., D'Oro, L., Geraci, D., Cerroni, F., Russo, D., Picciocchi, E., Chisari, M. G., Pennacchio, S., Murabito, P., ... Pennacchio, S. (2018). Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review. Acta Medica Mediterranea, 34, 2089-2095.

Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review. / Testa, Davide ; Tripi, Gabriele; Ruberto, Maria; Tripi, Gabriele; Marsala, Gabriella; Lavano, Serena Marianna; Sorrentino, Michele; Lavano, Francesco; Giugliano, Pasquale; Magliulo, Rosaria Martina; Romano, Palmira; D'Oro, Lucrezia; Geraci, Diego; Cerroni, Francesco; Russo, Daniela; Picciocchi, Elisabetta; Chisari, Mario Giuseppe; Pennacchio, Stefano; Murabito, Paolo; Gallai, Beatrice; Marotta, Rosa; Di Folco, Annabella; Marotta, Rosanna; Pennacchio, Salvatore.

In: Acta Medica Mediterranea, Vol. 34, 2018, pag. 2089-2095.

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Testa, D , Tripi, G, Ruberto, M, Tripi, G, Marsala, G, Lavano, SM, Sorrentino, M, Lavano, F, Giugliano, P, Magliulo, RM, Romano, P, D'Oro, L, Geraci, D, Cerroni, F, Russo, D, Picciocchi, E, Chisari, MG, Pennacchio, S, Murabito, P, Gallai, B, Marotta, R, Di Folco, A, Marotta, R & Pennacchio, S 2018, 'Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review', Acta Medica Mediterranea, vol. 34, pagg. 2089-2095.

Testa, Davide ; Tripi, Gabriele ; Ruberto, Maria ; Tripi, Gabriele ; Marsala, Gabriella ; Lavano, Serena Marianna ; Sorrentino, Michele ; Lavano, Francesco ; Giugliano, Pasquale ; Magliulo, Rosaria Martina ; Romano, Palmira ; D'Oro, Lucrezia ; Geraci, Diego ; Cerroni, Francesco ; Russo, Daniela ; Picciocchi, Elisabetta ; Chisari, Mario Giuseppe ; Pennacchio, Stefano ; Murabito, Paolo ; Gallai, Beatrice ; Marotta, Rosa ; Di Folco, Annabella ; Marotta, Rosanna ; Pennacchio, Salvatore. / Animals-assisted therapy: A brief review. In: Acta Medica Mediterranea. 2018 ; Vol. 34. pagg. 2089-2095.

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