13th May 2019 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
“Wouldn’t it be sad if a Labrador spent its entire life trying to be a Jack Russell” Written by CAL Therapist Katy Pey Working with young people with eating disorders, body dysmorphia and low self-esteem has shown us just how critical we can be about the body we live... 
27th February 2019 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
Bramble had a very exciting day yesterday, he travelled to Gillingham Football Club School to meet and work with the students there. The school is based inside the stadium of the football club offering the students a fantastic facility to study in. Considering... 
25th February 2019 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
The Momo challenge – The tools to battle online threats Written by James Plumer It is a concerning time when as a practitioner in schools you come across the latest online challenge currently doing the rounds called the Momo Challenge. The sudden panic that can... 
30th January 2019 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
As part of Time to Talk Day 2019 Canine Assisted Learning are offering free Workplace Wellbeing sessions to help normalise mental health, raise awareness and reduce stigma, whilst helping your employees remain and thrive in work. Canine Assisted Learning offers a... 
24th January 2019 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
This week The Duke of Cambridge has spoken about how employers should provide more support for people whose mental health is causing them problems at work, a viewpoint shared with Canine Assisted Learning who are working towards creating mentally healthy workplaces.... 
29th November 2018 | CAL Autism Assistance Dogs
Animal Assisted interventions can have a hugely positive effect working with young people in therapeutic settings CAL Therapist Katy works with young people in a range of settings with anxiety, selective mutism, psychosis, eating disorders, trauma, abuse, conduct...