Tiergestützte Interventionen aus psychologischer Sicht

15 Aug 2014 · 82 min
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Recorded German lecture (speaker: Daniel Borschel) on animal-assisted interventions from a psychological perspective. The speaker reviews evolutionary and cultural roots of human–animal affinity (biophilia), ethical frameworks, neurobiological mechanisms (oxytocin, cortisol, mirror neurons), and cites empirical examples (rat stroking studies, reading-to-dog with children, Trier Social Stress Test where presence of a dog lowered cortisol). The talk contrasts salutogenesis (resource-focused health) with pathogen-focused medicine and discusses social, developmental, and therapeutic benefits of human–animal relationships (empathy development, stress reduction, rehabilitation, bereavement).

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