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Rachel Schmitz

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INTEGRATED PET THERAPY ON CAMPUSA case study exploration of campus community members’ perceptions of the well-being benefits associated with a canine-assisted intervention

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By Rachel Schmitz, Gabby Gomez, Jessica L. Schachle-Gordon, Paola Sainz Sujet
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract College students face many mental health struggles. Research shows the positive mental health impact of canine-assisted interventions (CAI), especially among college students. This study draws on a 2023 case study of Pete’s Pet Posse (P3) at Oklahoma State University (OSU), an institutionally-integrated CAI program providing yearlong events since 2013.
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Communities of caring and coping: An exploration of resilience among LGBTQA2S + young adults in resource-deficit regions

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By Rachel Schmitz, Jennifer Tabler, Gabby Gomez, Ruby Charak
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and Two-Spirit (LGBTQA2S+) young adults (18-30 years) living in politically conservative regions (i.e., “red states”) face stigmas and stressors that compound their mental health inequalities. Yet, healthcare-related constraints can deter them from seeking formal, clinical care.
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Navigating Digital Geographies and Trauma Contexts: Conceptions of Online Communities and Experiences Among LGBTQ+ People During COVID-19

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By Rachel Schmitz, Jennifer Tabler, Ruby Charak, Gabby Gomez
| MDPI
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