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Written by trauma-informed canine behavior consultant Adia Shanee, this powerful, interactive guide explores how nature-based enrichment can help dogs re-regulate, rebuild trust, and rediscover their instincts-without force, fear, or overwhelm. With stories from the field, grounded science, and practical guidance, Adia introduces a new standard of care rooted in emotional intelligence and real relationship in this experiential toolkit. This is about showing up differently-for the dog in front of you, for the relationship you're building, and for the chance to meet their needs the best we can with what we have. From creating plant-based "pluffle mats" to facilitating stillness through Whisper Walks, Nature Therapy offers accessible tools that meet dogs where they are-especially those who are misunderstood, shut down, or overstimulated by modern life. Designed for active engagement, this book is for anyone who's ever looked at their dog and thought, "There has to be a better way." Whether you're a first-time guardian, seasoned professional, or rescue worker, Nature Therapy will change how you see behavior-and how you show up for the dog in front of you. Because behavior isn't the enemy. It's the invitation.
This book investigates how nature-based enrichment can help dogs re-regulate, rebuild trust, and rediscover their instincts. Written by trauma-informed canine behavior consultant Adia Shanee, this guide presents a new standard of care rooted in emotional intelligence and real relationship. It offers practical guidance and stories from the field, grounded in science, to help dog guardians and professionals understand and meet their dogs' needs more effectively. The book emphasizes showing up differently for the dog and the relationship, using accessible tools that cater to dogs who are misunderstood, shut down, or overstimulated.
This book is positioned as a practical, experiential toolkit for dog guardians and professionals seeking alternative methods for canine behavior modification. Its approach, rooted in trauma-informed principles and emotional intelligence, suggests a focus on building trust and understanding rather than dominance. The emphasis on nature-based enrichment and meeting dogs 'where they are' indicates a resource for those working with misunderstood or overstimulated animals, aiming to change the perception of canine behavior from an enemy to an invitation.
Page Count:
200
Publication Date:
2025-07-29
Publisher:
Embody Impact Global
ISBN-10:
1662966202
ISBN-13:
9781662966200
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