Contrary to popular belief, wolves are highly intelligent animals that are capable of showing compassion, kindness, and sensitivity to human emotion. As children, we were trained to perceive wolves as dangerous (e.g., Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, and the Big Bad Wolf, etc.) but in reality, wolves are shy and sensitive. They have a dual nature, which means they have the capacity to protect and destroy. They travel in packs and instinctively protect each other from dangerous environmental threats in order to survive, much like the protective instinct that soldiers have during combat. Another parallel between wolves/wolfdogs and veterans is their understanding of hierarchy; they understand their individual role within the pack. When conventional therapy doesn’t help, wolf-assisted therapy almost always helps clients gain breakthroughs in their journey to recovery.
Addiction Therapists at New Method Wellness will carefully assess the appropriate levels of care for each client to ensure sustainable long-term recovery. Allergy concerns and fear of dogs should be addressed during intake assessment. Wolf-Assisted Therapy is used in conjunction with our comprehensive clinical program to deliver the best treatment outcomes possible.
To learn more, contact New Method Wellness today at (866) 951-1824!
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