With PTSD, Admitting You Have a Problem May Be the First Step, But It Isn’t Easy

This is Shawna’s personal account as originally published. Her descriptions and reported advice belong to that experience and are not a diagnosis or treatment…

Shawna Mayo
Published October 19, 2019

Medical Assistance and Detection Dogs: What the Evidence Means

Dogs may be trained to perform disability-related assistance tasks, and researchers study canine responses to particular biological samples.

Olivia Williams
Published April 18, 2019

Disability Rights at Work: EEOC Resources

Employment accommodation rules differ from ADA service-dog access to shops and other public places.

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published May 17, 2013

How developing a task list for seizure disorder and PTSD provided me some measure of relief

This is Shawna’s personal account from the original publication period.

Shawna Mayo
Published September 27, 2011

Misrepresenting a Pet as a Service Dog

A pet does not become an ADA service dog because someone describes it as one or puts a vest on it.

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published September 21, 2011