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Risk-Free Online Assessment

• Do you qualify for an emotional support animal (ESA)?
• Have a board-certified therapist approve your emotional support animal letter
• Take the no-risk online assessment

Not all therapeutic treatments involve analysis and medication. There are a host of treatment options out there for folks with certain disorders. For example, many people have found success simply by having an animal in the house. It may seem like a small act, but by integrating a domesticated animal, such as a dog or cat, into a person’s day-to-day routine, he or she will often enjoy increased emotional stability. Of course, not everyone can have an animal, due to living circumstances or whatnot. Many residences simply don’t allow pets. And traveling with an animal by plane can be a logistical nightmare as well as being cost prohibitive. That’s where Mypetcert.com comes in. This organization is comprised of board-certified therapists whose express goal is to sign-off on emotional support animal letters for patients.

You may qualify for an ESA if you suffer from one or more of the following

• Anxiety or stress
• Depression
• Insomnia
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Social anxiety
• Mood swings
• And more

Yes, there are a number of conditions out there that qualify a person to receive an emotional support animal. By having a Mypetcert.com therapist approve a support letter, folks can bypass tenant laws restricting pets in accordance with the Fair Housing Act. And oftentimes those with an emotional support animal travel for free by plane in accordance with the Air Carrier Access Act. There’s no reason people with genuine mental or behavioral conditions should be shamed or prohibited from therapy, even if that therapy involves animals. People have rights, and Mypetcert exists to ensure those rights. Folks can take the quick assessment online to see if they qualify.

Contacting Mypetcert.com

• Help@mypetcert.com
• 2466 Broadway, Suite 402, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Sources

1. www.mypetcert.com