Specialist Psychological Support for Adults
Assistance Dog Counselling
Nationwide Team of Specialist Therapists
Counsellors & Psychotherapists with expert knowledge of living with & using a service dog. Our team support people with grief & loss pre or post-losing their service dog. You have the assurance your well-being & culture are understood from the first session.
Specialist Psychological Support for Adults
Assistance Dog Counselling
Nationwide Team of Specialist Therapists
Counsellors & Psychotherapists with expert knowledge of living with & using a service dog. Our team support people with grief & loss pre or post-losing their service dog. You have the assurance your well-being & culture are understood from the first session.
Specialist Psychological Support
Assistance Dog Counselling
Counsellors & Psychotherapists with expert knowledge of living with & using a service dog.
Our team support people with grief & loss pre or post-losing their service dog.
You have the assurance your well-being & culture are understood from the first session.
Enquiries
Self-Pay
Free Funding
Organisations
DisabilityPlus empowers you with deaf & hearing counsellors who have an assistance dog & in the past have lost a dog; this enables full cultural support.
Our assistance dog counselling service can help you get the counselling you deserve should you feel loss and grief are affecting your mental health.
Assistance dog counselling focuses on helping you think more clearly, gain purpose & lead a better standard of life. Our team will support you to find solutions with healthy coping skills.
Mental Health
Most people who have lost an assistance or guide dog do not have mental health problems. however, some people can realise that they are becoming depressed.
Our Service supports people with mental health, whether pre-existing issues have worsened or a new condition stems from the loss of your dog. Our specialist therapists understand the problems loss and grief can have on a person’s mental & emotional health.
DisabilityPlus empowers you with deaf & hearing counsellors who have an assistance dog & in the past have lost a dog; this enables full cultural support.
Our assistance dog counselling service can help you get the counselling you deserve should you feel loss and grief are affecting your mental health.
Assistance dog counselling focuses on helping you think more clearly, gain purpose & lead a better standard of life. Our team will support you to find solutions with healthy coping skills.
Mental Health
Most people who have lost an assistance or guide dog do not have mental health problems. however, some people can realise that they are becoming depressed.
Our Service supports people with mental health, whether pre-existing issues have worsened or a new condition stems from the loss of your dog. Our specialist therapists understand the problems loss and grief can have on a person’s mental & emotional health.
DisabilityPlus empowers you with deaf & hearing counsellors who have an assistance dog & in the past have lost a dog; this enables full cultural support.
Our assistance dog counselling service can help you get the counselling you deserve should you feel loss and grief are affecting your mental health.
Assistance dog counselling focuses on helping you think more clearly, gain purpose & lead a better standard of life. Our team will support you to find solutions with healthy coping skills.
Mental Health
Most people who have lost an assistance or guide dog do not have mental health problems. however, some people can realise that they are becoming depressed.
Our Service supports people with mental health, whether pre-existing issues have worsened or a new condition stems from the loss of your dog. Our specialist therapists understand the problems loss and grief can have on a person’s mental & emotional health.
The death of an assistance dog that has kept you safe and in many ways saved your life can bring up feelings that are difficult to explain. Most people cannot fully understand what you are going through.
We Support People Who Have? – Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hearing Dogs, Diabetic Alert Dogs, Seizure Alert Dogs, PTSD Dogs, Wheelchair Assistance Dogs, Dogs to help children with Autism
Understanding – Getting an assistance dog can give you confidence, independence and companionship. It can also be challenging and present owners with a lot of emotional responses. It can be especially hard when the dog you’ve relied on for several years retires – or is withdrawn from service due to illness or death.
Feelings – You might experience feelings of grief, failure and guilt when your dog retires. You may enter a stage of anticipatory grief when you notice the dog you have formed an incredible bond with is getting older – and you know the inevitable time of saying goodbye is creeping closer. It can be challenging if you can no longer keep your dog when it retires or when you are partnered with a new dog.
The death of an assistance dog that has kept you safe and in many ways saved your life can bring up feelings that are difficult to explain. Most people cannot fully understand what you are going through.
We Support People Who Have? – Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hearing Dogs, Diabetic Alert Dogs, Seizure Alert Dogs, PTSD Dogs, Wheelchair Assistance Dogs, Dogs to help children with Autism
Understanding – Getting an assistance dog can give you confidence, independence and companionship. It can also be challenging and present owners with a lot of emotional responses. It can be especially hard when the dog you’ve relied on for several years retires – or is withdrawn from service due to illness or death.
Feelings – You might experience feelings of grief, failure and guilt when your dog retires. You may enter a stage of anticipatory grief when you notice the dog you have formed an incredible bond with is getting older – and you know the inevitable time of saying goodbye is creeping closer. It can be challenging if you can no longer keep your dog when it retires or when you are partnered with a new dog.
The death of an assistance dog that has kept you safe and in many ways saved your life can bring up feelings that are difficult to explain. Most people cannot fully understand what you are going through.
We Support People Who Have? – Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hearing Dogs, Diabetic Alert Dogs, Seizure Alert Dogs, PTSD Dogs, Wheelchair Assistance Dogs, Dogs to help children with Autism
Understanding – Getting an assistance dog can give you confidence, independence and companionship. It can also be challenging and present owners with a lot of emotional responses. It can be especially hard when the dog you’ve relied on for several years retires – or is withdrawn from service due to illness or death.
Feelings – You might experience feelings of grief, failure and guilt when your dog retires. You may enter a stage of anticipatory grief when you notice the dog you have formed an incredible bond with is getting older – and you know the inevitable time of saying goodbye is creeping closer. It can be challenging if you can no longer keep your dog when it retires or when you are partnered with a new dog.
Psychological Support
We can support you with your emotional & mental health, our therapists work with people who have lost an assistance dog. The therapy focuses on assisting you to overcome various psychological barriers.
Our team understands that loss and grief can be difficult, but we know it can be manageable. Our treatment plans focus on helping you think more clearly & gain a purpose.
Counselling
Counselling gives you a chance to grieve and think about the good times. Therapy can help you acknowledge your grief, cry if you want and also laugh. So many good memories you’ve made can outweigh that one day when you said goodbye.
Psychological Support
We can support you with your emotional & mental health, our therapists work with people who have lost an assistance dog. The therapy focuses on assisting you to overcome various psychological barriers.
Our team understands that loss and grief can be difficult, but we know it can be manageable. Our treatment plans focus on helping you think more clearly & gain a purpose.
Psychological Support
We can support you with your emotional & mental health, our therapists work with people who have lost an assistance dog. The therapy focuses on assisting you to overcome various psychological barriers.
Our team understands that loss and grief can be difficult, but we know it can be manageable. Our treatment plans focus on helping you think more clearly & gain a purpose.
Counselling
Counselling gives you a chance to grieve and think about the good times. Therapy can help you acknowledge your grief, cry if you want and also laugh. So many good memories you’ve made can outweigh that one day when you said goodbye.
Psychological Support
We can support you with your emotional & mental health, our therapists work with people who have lost an assistance dog. The therapy focuses on assisting you to overcome various psychological barriers.
Our team understands that loss and grief can be difficult, but we know it can be manageable. Our treatment plans focus on helping you think more clearly & gain a purpose.
Counselling
Counselling gives you a chance to grieve and think about the good times. Therapy can help you acknowledge your grief, cry if you want and also laugh. So many good memories you’ve made can outweigh that one day when you said goodbye.
Referrals
Our Assistance Dog Counselling referrals cater to all requirements; you can contact us directly for more information or complete a self-referral form to move to the next step. We reply to you within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.
Free Funding
Assistance Dog Counselling Applications for Free Funding. Most NHS regions in the UK support us.
You firstly Self-Refer using our online form.
Once you have completed the form, you will be asked to attend a free counselling session; this session will help us make an application for you.
No NHS application is guaranteed to be successful; we do, though, support most NHS regions in the UK.
A typical timescale to start the sessions is 8 to 12 weeks from the date of the assessment session.
Please let us know if you have any questions by clicking here.
Other Funding
We have a variety of plans available to self-fund your sessions or professional organisational can support you.
Self-Paid Plans
Specialist Assistance Dog Counselling Sessions are 50 minutes long and booked in advance.
Pricing:
Introduction Session – £50
Single Session – £70
3 Session Saver – £180 (£60) (paid in advance of the 1st session)
Please contact us if you are in financial difficulties.
Mixed Plans
Being a major service, we can offer Assistance Dog Counselling with a mixed plan. This means you can start paying privately & then, if or when funding comes in, you can switch to a funded counselling model.
Contact us to find out more.
Employment Support
Most medium to large-size employers has an insurance company that supports counselling for their employees. We already work with most employment support companies delivering Assistance Dog Counselling.
Contact your employer and ask to be referred to DisabilityPlus Counselling.
Law Firms
We support law firms with counselling for their clients.
Contact us to find out more
Other Referrals
We accept referrals from any organisation, large or small, for all disabilities.
Contact us to find out more.
Contact Us
Our Office
DisabilityPlus House
25 Pembroke Avenue
Hersham, Walton-on-Thames
Surrey – England
KT12 4NT
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