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Certified Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course + Air Travel Certificate Bundle

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This course will take you step-by-step to train your psychiatric service dog to provide assistance. The course is typically offered by certified dog training professionals and covers a range of topics such as basic obedience, behavior modification, public access training, and task training specific to psychiatric service dogs. 

The program is structured in a clear and easy-to-follow manner. The tasks and lessons are divided into simple steps, making it accessible for people and dogs with no prior training experience. To ensure a successful and effective learning process for both the owner and their dog, a trainer will be assigned during the training. 

Upon completion of each training session, our team of tutors will review the progress through online evaluation assignments. To obtain final certification and pass the public test, we will require owners to upload photos and videos of their dogs performing specific tasks and exhibiting appropriate public behavior. This intensive online course for training psychiatric service dogs meets the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Equality Act 10 (Act 2010 in the UK), and the European rights for equality, rights, and citizenship. The course duration is between 2 and 10 weeks, with a success pass rate of 96% or above.

Essential Tasks Included in the Course:

○ Public Access Manners;

○ Deep Pressure Therapy for Calming Effect;

○ Tactile Stimulation to Disrupt the Overload;

○ Crowd Control, Panic Prevention in Public;

○ Airport Security Check Manners

○ Airport/Cabin Relief Control

○ Aircraft Cabin Behaviors

○ Assistance in Crisis

Find the complete learning plan in the Syllabus below.

Trained Psychiatric Service Dog Certificate Sample
Air Travel Training Certificate Sample

About Psychiatric Service Dog Training and Air Travel Training Course Bundle

Are you dealing with mental disabilities or emotional trauma? Are you looking to train your own service dog to help you cope with PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, flashbacks, waking up from nightmares, and much more? If you are afraid of going out alone and would like to have your own service dog assistant accompany you everywhere, including in the aircraft cabin, this bundle is just for you! Our Bundle will provide you with valuable tips on how to train your dog in both basic obedience and advanced tasks to mitigate the symptoms of mental disabilities, and it will also prepare him/her for the challenges that an airport environment may provide.

The Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course and the Air Travel Training Program are a combo for owners that want to ensure that their service dogs can handle all types of challenging situations.

Our courses are developed by the SDTSI team of trusted, experienced behavioral experts, including certified trainers and board-certified veterinary behaviorists. The programs will help you build a solid foundation and gain a better understanding of your dog as an individual, his/her body language, strengths, weaknesses, as well as of your own needs. You and your paw friend will be able to spend valuable time together and strengthen your bond. Having the feeling that you are the only one who is in control of your own life can not be compared with anything else!

The PSD course is spread over 6 distinct modules, covering everything you need to learn about training a service dog for PTSD, Panic Disorder, Anxiety and Depression, and being a service dog handler. The Air Travel Training Program is divided into 3 modules, designed to prepare your dog for an airport/cabin environment step by step.

If you want us to be a part of your training journey, you can participate in our training program by following three easy steps: Enroll, Study, and Get Certified. There are no long waiting lists or periods to sweat out!

Sign up and get started today; you'll be amazed at what you and your dog can achieve!


Who should study this course?

Individuals who suffer from mental illnesses such as PTSD, Panic Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Mental Abuse, etc., who are in the process of training their own pet dog to become a service dog to deal with their psychiatric disabilities, or who are planning to adopt or pick out a dog and train them to become a psychiatric service dog in the near future.

We generally recommend psychiatric service dogs be owner-trained with professional guidance from our tutor trainer, because psychiatric service dogs need to establish a particular bond with the user to most effectively mitigate disabling symptoms. Being in contact with the dog makes it possible for the dog to learn to recognize (and then respond to) departures from an individual’s baseline emotional or physiological state.


FAQs about Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD)


1. What is Psychiatric Service Dog?

Psychiatric Service Dog is a dog of any breed or size, trained specifically to do work or tasks to assist with a person’s mental health disability, and prepared to behave in public. PSDs are trained to assist in medical crises and provide treatment and security to their owners, including managing anxiety and panic attacks and preventing their handlers from reacting unfavorably in stressful situations. 


2. Who can have a PSD?

To qualify for a service dog, an individual must have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSDs) are specially trained dogs that help people with psychiatric or mental health problems.


3. What kinds of things do PSDs do to help their handlers?

PSDs can be trained to do a variety of work and tasks to suit the individual needs of the disabled partner. Tasks are intentionally requested by the handler, such as turning on the lights or doing a non-aggressive room sweep. Work is not intentionally requested by the handler, but is available when the dog is cued by the environment or changes in the person's body. One example of work includes alerting to an oncoming panic attack so the handler can take medication or exit the situation. Another work example includes hallucination discernment, where the PSD is trained to non-aggressively react to cues in the environment so the handler can know when what they see is real or a hallucination. Sometimes the line between work and tasks isn't clear, but what's important is the person gets needed help. Some dogs can be trained to guide the handler to a safe location on command (guiding can require independent reactions to the outside world), which can help a person who sometimes becomes cognitively impaired and has difficulty navigating. The types of assistance are as varied as the people who need them!


4. How can I get a PSD?

You can get a PSD from the programs that specialize in training PSD dogs and have the specific requirements they have for applicants, which can be expensive and the waiting lists for a perfect match can be as long as years. 

You can also train your own PSD. If you already have a dog that you want to train to become a service animal, it makes sense financially and in terms of time that you train your own service dog with the help of specific instructions.


5. Hong long will it take to train your own PSD?

Properly training your dog to be a service dog takes about six months to a year, but with the help of SDTSI and our professional trainer tutor, you can usually do it in less time. PSD dogs are trained both privately with the handler he will assist and publicly to ensure he is comfortable and obedient around people.


6. Do PSDs have to be registered, licensed, and vaccinated like pet dogs?

Yes, if the local law requires pet dogs to be licensed and registered, then psychiatric service dogs must be as well. Local law requiring vaccinations for pets also applies to service animals.


7. Are there limitations to where a PSD can go?

Generally, service animals must be allowed to accompany their handlers in all areas that members of the public may go. A handler is entitled to bring their service animal into these areas even if it won’t perform its service during the visit. Service animals may be excluded from certain areas of an otherwise public-serving facility. To learn more, please go to Frequently Asked Questions about Service Animals and the ADA.

Certified Intensive Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course

I The Definition of Psychiatric Service Dogs

1 - Introduction

2 - Handler’s Job and Responsibilities

II Preparation

3 - Abilities and Limitations of Your Psychiatric Service Dog

4 - Understand Your Dog Partner

5 - Psychiatric Service Dog Candidates

III Obedience Training and Practice

6 - Basic Commands to Teach

7 - Eye Contact Training

8 - Focus Training

9 - Bark Training

10 - Advanced Training Skills

IV Service Dog Tasks For PANIC DISORDER, PTSD, and DEPRESSION

11 - Specialized Training to Mitigate Symptoms

12 - Step-By-Step Training for PTSD

13 - Alert Tasks for Psychiatric Conditions

V Screening Evaluation

14 - Psychiatric Tasks List

15 - Public Access Test - Exam For the Team

16 - Aircraft Training

Final and Certification


Service Dog Air Travel Certificate Program

I Basic Skills That Service Dogs Should Have When at the Airport

1 - Basic Obedience Skills Needed at the Airport

2 - Potty Training

3 - Security Check Training

II Skills Needed in the Aircraft Cabin

4 - Advanced Skills Needed in the Aircraft Cabin

III Air Travel Checklist

5 - Transport and Travel Preparation

6 - How to Fill Your Forms

7 - Laws and Regulations related to service animals

Assessment Method

At the end of each training session, our tutor team will conduct an online evaluation of your training progress. You will be asked to complete a quiz and submit photos and videos of your dog performing specific tasks and exhibiting proper public behaviors. This method of continual assessment ensures that your personal trainer can consistently monitor your training progress, provide you with assistance throughout the course, and prepare you for final certification and public testing.


What's Included

All study materials

⊛ 12 lessons

⊛ 17 videos

⊛ 12 exams

⊛ 6hrs 36m time to complete

⊛ Certificate upon completion

Study and Training Guide

Full Tutor and Admin support

The course fee includes the printable service dog certificate. The digital copy will be sent within 24 hours upon successful course completion.


OUR PASS RATE
PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE DOG TRAINING
96%+
Upon successful completion of this service dog training course, you will

be in possession of a very well-behaved service dog and your dog partner will be Certified as a Service Dog with all the training records by SERVICEDOG TRAINING SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL. The digital certificate of achievement will be delivered to your email inbox within 24 hours. To view a sample of the award, please click here.

And you will be able to:

- Understand the rules and regulations governing air travel with a service dog

- Obtain the necessary paperwork and travel documents for your service dog

- Prepare your service dog for a successful flight


What Does It Mean To Be Certified?

It means your dog has been trained to perform the work or tasks as a psychiatric service dog.

The primary purpose of certification is to ensure that your dog is fully trained and able to perform psychiatric service dog work and that you, the handler, understand how to lead your Assistance Dog/Service Dog through everyday situations, such as going to a store, a park, a hospital, a care home or any other public place.

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Certified Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course
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6 Modules + 21 Animation Videos [8 Hours of Content]
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About Psychiatric Service Dog Training and Air Travel Training Course Bundle

Are you dealing with mental disabilities or emotional trauma? Are you looking to train your own service dog to help you cope with PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, flashbacks, waking up from nightmares, and much more? If you are afraid of going out alone and would like to have your own service dog assistant accompany you everywhere, including in the aircraft cabin, this bundle is just for you! Our Bundle will provide you with valuable tips on how to train your dog in both basic obedience and advanced tasks to mitigate the symptoms of mental disabilities, and it will also prepare him/her for the challenges that an airport environment may provide.

The Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course and the Air Travel Training Program are a combo for owners that want to ensure that their service dogs can handle all types of challenging situations.

Our courses are developed by the SDTSI team of trusted, experienced behavioral experts, including certified trainers and board-certified veterinary behaviorists. The programs will help you build a solid foundation and gain a better understanding of your dog as an individual, his/her body language, strengths, weaknesses, as well as of your own needs. You and your paw friend will be able to spend valuable time together and strengthen your bond. Having the feeling that you are the only one who is in control of your own life can not be compared with anything else!

The PSD course is spread over 6 distinct modules, covering everything you need to learn about training a service dog for PTSD, Panic Disorder, Anxiety and Depression, and being a service dog handler. The Air Travel Training Program is divided into 3 modules, designed to prepare your dog for an airport/cabin environment step by step.

If you want us to be a part of your training journey, you can participate in our training program by following three easy steps: Enroll, Study, and Get Certified. There are no long waiting lists or periods to sweat out!

Sign up and get started today; you'll be amazed at what you and your dog can achieve!


Who should study this course?

Individuals who suffer from mental illnesses such as PTSD, Panic Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Mental Abuse, etc., who are in the process of training their own pet dog to become a service dog to deal with their psychiatric disabilities, or who are planning to adopt or pick out a dog and train them to become a psychiatric service dog in the near future.

We generally recommend psychiatric service dogs be owner-trained with professional guidance from our tutor trainer, because psychiatric service dogs need to establish a particular bond with the user to most effectively mitigate disabling symptoms. Being in contact with the dog makes it possible for the dog to learn to recognize (and then respond to) departures from an individual’s baseline emotional or physiological state.


FAQs about Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD)


1. What is Psychiatric Service Dog?

Psychiatric Service Dog is a dog of any breed or size, trained specifically to do work or tasks to assist with a person’s mental health disability, and prepared to behave in public. PSDs are trained to assist in medical crises and provide treatment and security to their owners, including managing anxiety and panic attacks and preventing their handlers from reacting unfavorably in stressful situations. 


2. Who can have a PSD?

To qualify for a service dog, an individual must have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSDs) are specially trained dogs that help people with psychiatric or mental health problems.


3. What kinds of things do PSDs do to help their handlers?

PSDs can be trained to do a variety of work and tasks to suit the individual needs of the disabled partner. Tasks are intentionally requested by the handler, such as turning on the lights or doing a non-aggressive room sweep. Work is not intentionally requested by the handler, but is available when the dog is cued by the environment or changes in the person's body. One example of work includes alerting to an oncoming panic attack so the handler can take medication or exit the situation. Another work example includes hallucination discernment, where the PSD is trained to non-aggressively react to cues in the environment so the handler can know when what they see is real or a hallucination. Sometimes the line between work and tasks isn't clear, but what's important is the person gets needed help. Some dogs can be trained to guide the handler to a safe location on command (guiding can require independent reactions to the outside world), which can help a person who sometimes becomes cognitively impaired and has difficulty navigating. The types of assistance are as varied as the people who need them!


4. How can I get a PSD?

You can get a PSD from the programs that specialize in training PSD dogs and have the specific requirements they have for applicants, which can be expensive and the waiting lists for a perfect match can be as long as years. 

You can also train your own PSD. If you already have a dog that you want to train to become a service animal, it makes sense financially and in terms of time that you train your own service dog with the help of specific instructions.


5. Hong long will it take to train your own PSD?

Properly training your dog to be a service dog takes about six months to a year, but with the help of SDTSI and our professional trainer tutor, you can usually do it in less time. PSD dogs are trained both privately with the handler he will assist and publicly to ensure he is comfortable and obedient around people.


6. Do PSDs have to be registered, licensed, and vaccinated like pet dogs?

Yes, if the local law requires pet dogs to be licensed and registered, then psychiatric service dogs must be as well. Local law requiring vaccinations for pets also applies to service animals.


7. Are there limitations to where a PSD can go?

Generally, service animals must be allowed to accompany their handlers in all areas that members of the public may go. A handler is entitled to bring their service animal into these areas even if it won’t perform its service during the visit. Service animals may be excluded from certain areas of an otherwise public-serving facility. To learn more, please go to Frequently Asked Questions about Service Animals and the ADA.

Upon successful completion of this service dog training course, you will

be in possession of a very well-behaved service dog and your dog partner will be Certified as a Service Dog with all the training records by SERVICEDOG TRAINING SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL. The digital certificate of achievement will be delivered to your email inbox within 24 hours. To view a sample of the award, please click here.

And you will be able to:

- Understand the rules and regulations governing air travel with a service dog

- Obtain the necessary paperwork and travel documents for your service dog

- Prepare your service dog for a successful flight


What Does It Mean To Be Certified?

It means your dog has been trained to perform the work or tasks as a psychiatric service dog.

The primary purpose of certification is to ensure that your dog is fully trained and able to perform psychiatric service dog work and that you, the handler, understand how to lead your Assistance Dog/Service Dog through everyday situations, such as going to a store, a park, a hospital, a care home or any other public place.

Certified Intensive Psychiatric Service Dog Training Course

I The Definition of Psychiatric Service Dogs

1 - Introduction

2 - Handler’s Job and Responsibilities

II Preparation

3 - Abilities and Limitations of Your Psychiatric Service Dog

4 - Understand Your Dog Partner

5 - Psychiatric Service Dog Candidates

III Obedience Training and Practice

6 - Basic Commands to Teach

7 - Eye Contact Training

8 - Focus Training

9 - Bark Training

10 - Advanced Training Skills

IV Service Dog Tasks For PANIC DISORDER, PTSD, and DEPRESSION

11 - Specialized Training to Mitigate Symptoms

12 - Step-By-Step Training for PTSD

13 - Alert Tasks for Psychiatric Conditions

V Screening Evaluation

14 - Psychiatric Tasks List

15 - Public Access Test - Exam For the Team

16 - Aircraft Training

Final and Certification


Service Dog Air Travel Certificate Program

I Basic Skills That Service Dogs Should Have When at the Airport

1 - Basic Obedience Skills Needed at the Airport

2 - Potty Training

3 - Security Check Training

II Skills Needed in the Aircraft Cabin

4 - Advanced Skills Needed in the Aircraft Cabin

III Air Travel Checklist

5 - Transport and Travel Preparation

6 - How to Fill Your Forms

7 - Laws and Regulations related to service animals

Assessment Method

At the end of each training session, our tutor team will conduct an online evaluation of your training progress. You will be asked to complete a quiz and submit photos and videos of your dog performing specific tasks and exhibiting proper public behaviors. This method of continual assessment ensures that your personal trainer can consistently monitor your training progress, provide you with assistance throughout the course, and prepare you for final certification and public testing.


What's Included

All study materials

⊛ 12 lessons

⊛ 17 videos

⊛ 12 exams

⊛ 6hrs 36m time to complete

⊛ Certificate upon completion

Study and Training Guide

Full Tutor and Admin support

The course fee includes the printable service dog certificate. The digital copy will be sent within 24 hours upon successful course completion.


OUR PASS RATE
PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE DOG TRAINING
96%+

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