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Dr David Crenshaw of the Children’s Home Of Poughkeepsie joins Colleen & Dr Jim for a lively discussion about the various ways his organization uses facility dogs. He shares how their facility dogs have used their problem solving skills to support, comfort, and a good laugh. Also, Jim provides a lot of insight into why problem solving is so important for the dogs chosen to serve.
Episode Highlights
1:37 - David shares how Dr Jim’s work has impacted his efforts
2:15 - Meet Dr David Crenshaw of the Children's Home Of Poughkeepsie
4:40 - The specialized programs they offer
5:30 - Nuevas Alas serving immigrant children
6:45 - Safe Harbour program for youth sex trafficking victims
7:45 - Group Emergency Foster Care for siblings
9:00 - Navigating the campus of services
10:00 - David finds Courthouse Dogs Foundation
14:00 - Rosie from ECAD works with 2 children
17:00 - David’s observations of Rosie’s impact
20:15 - Jim reflects on the past 10 years of adoption of facility dog programs
24:20 - The importance of problem solving skills in these dogs
28:10 - The current projects Jim is working on the science of play
30:00 - Rosie is reunited with Dale but continues to show up
31:00 - An example of the work Rosie did in court
34:15 - The transition of facility dogs
37:30 - Gentle soft touch to the dogs provides healing to the children
38:45 - Benefiting from establishing boundaries
41:00 - Teens working with Ace the labrador
44:30 - Our connection to the animals
45:30 - Calming comfort through all areas of life
48:00 - Letter exchange with Ace
50:50 - Elvis the approachable one
51:45 - Marshall working with the Safe Harbour program
53:15 - Facility dogs supporting all of those in this process
54:30 - Intuitive problem solving the dogs inherently have
55:00 - Hilarious problem solving example
58:00 - Knowing where the facility dogs will serve best
1:01:30 - What a bark or howl is telling a handler
1:02:30 - Colleen shares how Russel was impacted by pain of a person
1:04:45 - Rosie goes to college & Jim tells us how dogs sense their stress
Links To References
Children’s Home Of Poughkeepsie
ECAD - Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities This episode is marked explicit due to the nature of some of the topics discussed.
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Dr David Crenshaw of the Children’s Home Of Poughkeepsie joins Colleen & Dr Jim for a lively discussion about the various ways his organization uses facility dogs. He shares how their facility dogs have used their problem solving skills to support, comfort, and a good laugh. Also, Jim provides a lot of insight into why problem solving is so important for the dogs chosen to serve.
Episode Highlights
1:37 - David shares how Dr Jim’s work has impacted his efforts
2:15 - Meet Dr David Crenshaw of the Children's Home Of Poughkeepsie
4:40 - The specialized programs they offer
5:30 - Nuevas Alas serving immigrant children
6:45 - Safe Harbour program for youth sex trafficking victims
7:45 - Group Emergency Foster Care for siblings
9:00 - Navigating the campus of services
10:00 - David finds Courthouse Dogs Foundation
14:00 - Rosie from ECAD works with 2 children
17:00 - David’s observations of Rosie’s impact
20:15 - Jim reflects on the past 10 years of adoption of facility dog programs
24:20 - The importance of problem solving skills in these dogs
28:10 - The current projects Jim is working on the science of play
30:00 - Rosie is reunited with Dale but continues to show up
31:00 - An example of the work Rosie did in court
34:15 - The transition of facility dogs
37:30 - Gentle soft touch to the dogs provides healing to the children
38:45 - Benefiting from establishing boundaries
41:00 - Teens working with Ace the labrador
44:30 - Our connection to the animals
45:30 - Calming comfort through all areas of life
48:00 - Letter exchange with Ace
50:50 - Elvis the approachable one
51:45 - Marshall working with the Safe Harbour program
53:15 - Facility dogs supporting all of those in this process
54:30 - Intuitive problem solving the dogs inherently have
55:00 - Hilarious problem solving example
58:00 - Knowing where the facility dogs will serve best
1:01:30 - What a bark or howl is telling a handler
1:02:30 - Colleen shares how Russel was impacted by pain of a person
1:04:45 - Rosie goes to college & Jim tells us how dogs sense their stress
Links To References
Children’s Home Of Poughkeepsie
ECAD - Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities This episode is marked explicit due to the nature of some of the topics discussed.