Physical and/or Neurological:

• Mobility Assistance- individually trained to assist a person with physically or neurologically limiting disability complete common tasks that they would otherwise find difficult. Tasks include: retrieving dropped items, turning on lights, pulling open doors etc.

• Autism Support- individually trained for a person with Autism spectrum related disorders to help in one or many aspects of the individuals life. Tasks include: give tactile pressure, provide balance support, alert or distract from self stim/self harm behaviors, and much more.

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Medical Alert:

• Psychiatric Service Dog- individually trained to assist a person with a psychiatric disability gain independence by responding in situations that the handler would experience extreme anxiety and could normally not cope alone. People that would benefit from the use of a psychiatric service dog are generally those that have been diagnosed with a psychological condition such as post-traumatic stress or chronic anxiety. Tasks include: alert to rising anxiety levels, provide body blocking, alert to people approaching from behind and much more.

• Emergency Response Service Dog- individually trained to provide support in an emergency situation occurring due to a medical condition or disability. Tasks include: executing a predetermined set of actions to  indicate the handlers condition to a caregiver or person nearby, respond appropriately by retrieving needed medications, or activate a specialized medical alert system. Emergency response service dogs can be trained to mitigate symptoms of many disabilities or illnesses including seizures, heart conditions, and asthma.