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Basic Things You Should Know about an Emotional Support Animal

7/25/2017

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It is actually no exaggeration to say that the modern life is characterized by overwhelming stress and strenuous schedules. A general scarcity of moral values can be discernible everywhere and the earthly possessions are given more importance than relational attachments. As a consequence of all these, people are largely becoming vulnerable to various kinds of problems related to the mind. Often, these problems lead to severe psychosomatic diseases and require careful treatment.

In the field of psychiatry, emotional bonding is hold in high esteem than the medications and surgeries. It frequently happens with some patients of mental disorder that they feel more comfortable and optimistic when their pets are around them rather than the moments when they are among their friends and relatives. In such cases, the doctors manage to get some ways through which the patients can be allowed to enjoy the uninterrupted company of their pets. Such an animal is called an emotional support animal, for the emotional assistance it provides to its owner. Here are some basic pieces of information about such animals that everyone ought to know:

Service animal, not pet

These support animals are considered to be service animals and not pets. Even if one uses his/her pet as an ESA, it will be regarded as different from an ordinary pet, because its owner is clinically proven to be suffering from a particular mental disorder.

The identity card is needed

In order to differentiate an ESA from an ordinary pet, a specific document is required. This is called ESA letter, which is generally provided by the psychological clinic where the owner is getting his/her treatment. This is the only legal document that bears the identity of the animal as ESA.

Access to anywhere

Using this letter, the owner will be able to take the ESA to anywhere. For example, if a person is suffering from Aviophobia (fear of flying), he/she will definitely need the ESA to be around him/her in order to alleviate his/her mental discomfort. Having the letter will enable the animal to get a seat in the passenger cabin, beside its handler, instead of the travel crate.

Laws that will protect you

Several laws have been introduced with the aim of maintaining the rights of the ESAs and their owners. Two of them are Air Carrier Access Act of 1986 and Fair Housing Amendment Act of 1988. According to these two regulations, the ESAs can travel in an airplane without being charged and can have a free access to any residential area, irrespective of whether that place is a “PET FREE” zone.

​If you are suffering from mild cognitive disorder, anxiety or stress related issues, post-traumatic stress disorder, social phobia or any other emotional condition that is not normal, perhaps an ESA can restore you to health. Our organization takes pride in being the leading psychological clinic in the USA that provides ESA letters to the people who need it. Visit our official web pages and read the online brochures carefully to know more about this topic. Our helpline number is always open for you. Feel free to contact us for any kind of discussion related to your psychological problems. Our experts will try their best to solve your problem with utmost care.

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