The Chimo Project:
Animals helping people through
Animal Assisted Therapy
Animals helping people through
Animal Assisted Therapy
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Children and Youth With FASD Diagnoses
Animal Assisted Therapy can be beneficial for children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The Chimo Project has created a number of initiatives at different facilities to help these clients achieve their full potential.
Thanks to the generous support of the Alberta Ministry of Children's Services, The Chimo Project's 'In-a-box' program implementation and therapist training program is available FREE OF CHARGE to any program in Alberta that serves children/youth with FASD. If you are interested in having Animal Assisted Therapy at your facility - please contact us!
Thanks to the generous support of the Alberta Ministry of Children's Services, The Chimo Project's 'In-a-box' program implementation and therapist training program is available FREE OF CHARGE to any program in Alberta that serves children/youth with FASD. If you are interested in having Animal Assisted Therapy at your facility - please contact us!
Raz works with his Chimo Certified Social Worker at CASA in Edmonton.
The Chimo Project is beginning a new research project that specifically investigates the effects of Animal Assisted Therapy on children and youth who are diagnosed with FASD. More details to come in the Summer of 2008!!
