Master in Animal Assisted Therapy + University Degree

- Know the general features of animal-assisted intervention. - Know the professional profiles and skills they must have to intervene in dog-assisted therapy. - Deepen knowledge about the behavior and behaviors of dogs. - Obtain basic notions of dog training. - Know the systems involved in the anatomy of the human body. - Differentiate the different types of existing disabilities and analyze their relationship with equine therapy. - Analyze the benefits and principles of equine therapy as well as be able to make a program for equine therapy sessions. - Delve into the characteristics of the equestrian world related to equine therapy in order to carry out a session, complying with the general safety conditions. - Know what laws apply to this type of therapy as well as the requirements they must meet. - Intervene in an assisted manner with marine animals. - Know the concept of stimulation and its foundation. - Address stimulation from a therapeutic perspective, focusing on psychomotor delay. - Know the benefits, techniques and recommendations of infant massage. - Intervention in the early ages using the aquatic environment as an element. - Know the evolution of special education in recent decades. - Learn the different concepts of needs that have emerged over time and know how to differentiate them. - Know the process of identifying and assessing educational needs. - Guide both students, their parents, family members and other professionals in the educational process. - Know what types of educational response can be offered to students at the center, classroom, etc. level. - Know how to intervene with students who have specific educational support needs.