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Our Wild World

Our Wild World

Monday at 8 AM Pacific

July 28th 2014: Special Encore Presentation: The Changing Paradigm of Human to Non-Human Relationships

With Special Guest Philip Tedeschi , Clinical Professor, Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver. We’ll explore the changing paradigm of recognizing incorporating the bond and relationships between people and non-human beings and and the implications for animal abuse to public health and human security. Our relationships with animals has become an enduring feature in so many families, homes, and communities. For centuries, the importance of animals in people’s lives has been recognized beneficial effect that animals have on human health, well being, and motivation- across age, ra

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Philip Tedeschi: Clinical Professor Philip Tedeschi is the Executive Director of The Institute for Human-Animal Connection at The University of Denver
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