Matt Cole wrote: During that process, I started learning more about emotional support options and came across information about ESA letters while doing my own research. I noticed that several websites offer ESA-related services, such as My ESA Therapist, Fast ESA Letter , and ESA Doctors, but it’s honestly overwhelming to figure out what’s legitimate and appropriate, especially when it involves children.
A lot of hospitals that deal with children and the elderly have been using animal, especially dogs.
This is something that has been tested for many years and it does help.
I have recently seen this especially with horses.
Above I suggested horseback riding and that would be good if you can find an ESA (Emotional Support Animal) riding stable.
I have always believed that I am the best person to help my child. Showing some extra love and attention goes a long ways.
If you can pinpoint a specific area where your child is showing signal that might help folks with recommendations.
Does your child show interest in owning a specific animal? Since we don't know the age of you child it is hard to suggest a pet.
For younger children a hamster, turtle of fish might help them and give them the knowledge of how to care for a pet.
