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A.T. Literature- Service Animals

  1. 5 Things to Make Life Easier
  2. A Complete Guide to Man's Best Friend as a Hearing Dog
  3. A Guide Dog Consumers’ Bill of Rights: Shifting Paradigms in the Guide Dog Movement
  4. A Home for People and Their Guide Dogs
  5. A Practicing Blind Physician
  6. Absolute Trust
  7. Accessibility at Popular Vacation Destinations: Accessibility in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia and the Busch Gardens Amusement Park
  8. All Aboard! Using the Amtrak and Greyhound Websites With a Screen Reader
  9. An Aide for the Disabled, a Companion, and Nice and Furry
  10. An Interview With Melissa Winkle: About Assistance Dogs
  11. Animal-Assisted Therapy and the Severely Disabled Child: A Quantitative Study
  12. Animal-Assisted Therapy for Persons With Aphasia: A Pilot Study
  13. Assessment of Dog Guides by Users in Japan and Suggestions for Improvement
  14. Assistance Dogs a Boon for the Non-Blind Disabled
  15. Automated Laser Pointing Device for Capuchin Monkey Helpers
  16. Beau, the Guide Dog Who Took the Senate Floor
  17. Chance Gets a Second Chance at Life
  18. Cockapoos in the Classroom: Providing Unique Learning Opportunities for Children With Autism
  19. Costs and Benefits of Workplace Accommodations: Findings From Company Case Studies
  20. Cruising Then and Now
  21. Defining Therapy and Service Animals
  22. Dog Teaches Disabled People to Surf
  23. Effects of Assistance Dogs on Persons With Mobility or Hearing Impairments: A Pilot Study
  24. Efficacy of Service Dogs as a Viable Form of Assistive Technology
  25. For Autistic Children, Therapy on Four Legs
  26. For Friendlier Skies
  27. Four-Legged Assistants
  28. Grandma’s New Friend Is Wired
  29. Guide Dog Teams in the United States: Annual Number Trained and Active, 1993-1999
  30. Guiding an Idea From Lesson to Reality
  31. Has Access Really Improved?
  32. Helping Hands
  33. Hippotherapy -- An Intervention to Habilitate Balance Deficits in Children With Movement Disorder: A Clinical Trial
  34. Horsin’ Around
  35. How to Get Through Airport Security With Medical Disabilities or Equipment
  36. Integrating Pet Therapy Into Daily School Life
  37. iPhone Applications Can Help the Autistic
  38. John Williams' Column: Hampshire College Assistive Technology Center Educates a New Generation of Designers
  39. Kinematic Analysis of Sit to Stand by Persons With Rheumatoid Arthritis Supported by a Service Dog
  40. Learning the Language of Dogs Can Be a Breakthrough Experience for Children With Autism
  41. Legislation Will Enforce Disability Friendly Service
  42. More Airports Create Areas for Pets to Take Care of Business
  43. My Four Children
  44. Nature & Nurture
  45. New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability
  46. No Shelter in a Storm
  47. Oh Kapten! My Kapten! Where Am I? A Review of the Kapten PLUS Personal Navigation Device
  48. On The Move: Puppy Power
  49. Psychosocial Well-Being and Community Participation of Service Dog Partners
  50. Rehab Goes to the Dogs
  51. Research Seeks to Replace Service Dogs With Robots
  52. Robotic Dog Eases Loneliness in Nursing Homes
  53. Ruby Goes to Preschool: Using Therapy Dogs as Treatment Assistants
  54. Service Animals: Low-Tech Assistive Device?
  55. Service Dogs - Assistance to Those in Need
  56. Staying the Course
  57. Success Story: Mary Ann Jordan, Fresno
  58. Systemic Review and Meta-Analysis of the Effect of Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies on Gross Motor Outcome in Children With Cerebral Palsy
  59. Talking - or Being - With the Animals: A Natural Part of AAC Solutions
  60. The Effect of a Therapy Dog on the Communication Skills of an Adult With Aphasia
  61. The Experience of Owning a Guide Dog
  62. The Guide Dog Experience
  63. The Last Great Thing: Retiring Your Service Dog
  64. The Second Assistance-Dog Cruise
  65. The Winding Valley of Grief: When a Dog Guide Retires or Dies
  66. Top Ten Tips for a Successful Convention Trip with a Guide Dog
  67. Training Your Own Service Dog
  68. Traveling With a Service Dog
  69. Vision Loss Is Not a Normal Part of Aging: Open Your Eyes to the Facts!
  70. Wonder Dog
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