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Author Archives: Tricia Howley

Meet Tig: HABIC’s pit bull therapy dog with a unique talent for animal-assisted interactions

Tricia Howley January 26, 2023

Representing the best qualities of his breed, “Tig” absolutely loves bringing joy to people of all ages while working as a therapy animal in programs with Colorado State University’s Human-Animal Bond in Colorado – HABIC center.

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HABIC researches short-term effects of a dog training intervention for military veterans with PTSD

Tricia Howley November 04, 2022

HABIC Animal Trainer and Volunteer Coordinator Kate Miller and Postdoctoral Researcher Kerri Rodriguez collaborated on a study about the short-term effects of a dog training intervention for military veterans with PTSD.

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Longtime HABIC volunteer trains second dog to make a difference

Tricia Howley August 05, 2022

Through a new partnership with a two-year-old Golden Retriever, HABIC volunteer Michael Beck-Gifford continues to fuel a passion for working in animal-assisted therapy (AAT) settings and making a difference in the lives of children and families in Fort Collins.

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HABIC-funded researchers address grief among service dog handlers upon the loss of their relationship

Tricia Howley August 05, 2022

When a service dog dies or retires, the loss has a huge impact on handlers who often rely on their dogs to live independently. CSU researchers explored how to support handlers prior to their loss and afterwards as they navigate the grieving process and transition to the next phase of their lives.

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Human-Animal Bond in Colorado therapy team elevates “healing value” of human-animal interactions

Tricia Howley May 03, 2022

Following a career in nursing, Kathy McNaught and her dog Winnie began volunteering with HABIC in 2017. It was important to McNaught to continue supporting individuals and families in their local community. Their deep interest in interacting with others has led to many different experiences and impacts.

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Human-Animal Bond in Colorado therapy cat Kiko loves his new job helping others

Tricia Howley January 27, 2022

A rescue cat with a special personality and the love of his new family offers support as a therapy animal working through CSU’s Human-Animal Bond in Colorado center in Colorado communities.

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CSU’s Social Work Research Center to address human trafficking

Tricia Howley January 07, 2022

Understanding human trafficking incidence data and analyzing referrals to culturally appropriate and trauma-responsive services are primary goals for researchers in CSU’s Social Work Research Center.

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Research from degree program helps distance MSW grad make impacts in legislative advocacy and practice in Colorado

Tricia Howley January 06, 2022

Social Work Distance MSW program alumna Yolanda Arredondo (MSW, ’19) presented the original research from her capstone group project to contribute to legislation that will improve the training of child custody evaluators in Colorado.

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New growth in the Center for Lifelong Learning, Outreach, and Education (CLOE) will extend benefit across Colorado

Tricia Howley January 04, 2022

As the new director of CLOE, Associate Professor Paula Yuma aims to support skill-building within the human service workforce that will enhance the health and wellbeing of Colorado residents and communities.

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MSW grad serves underrepresented populations, making city processes more equitable in Fort Collins

Tricia Howley December 30, 2021

Social Work alumna Selina Lujan de Albers (MSW, ’18) applies social work and equity principles to help create healthy and resilient homes for all community members.

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