“You Think You’re Helping Them, But They’re Helping You Too” : Experiences of Scottish Male Young Offenders Participating in a Dog Training Program
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- Barnert, E.S. & Perry, R. & Azzi, V.F. & Shetgiri, R. & Ryan, G. & Dudovitz, R. & Zima, B. & Chung, P.J., 2015. "Incarcerated youths' perspectives on protective factors and risk factors for Juvenile offending: A qualitative analysis," American Journal of Public Health, American Public Health Association, vol. 105(7), pages 1365-1371.
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animal-assisted intervention; dog training program; prison; young offenders; dogs; human-animal interaction;All these keywords.
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