Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers

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Netherlands

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Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers is a Professor at the Open Universiteit Faculteit Psychologie en Onderwijswetenschappen in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on nature-based and animal-assisted intervention strategies, particularly for individuals with neurodegenerative diseases, social isolation, and mental health care. She has authored several recent articles exploring the psychological impacts of animal-assisted therapies and the role of pets in supporting vulnerable populations.

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Correction: Developing a research agenda on NATure‑based and Animal‑assisted Intervention Strategies (NATAIS) in people with neurodegenerative diseases with a specific focus on social isolation and loneliness: a group concept mapping procedure

The PET@home Toolkit: A Process Evaluation Study

Developing a research agenda on NATure-based and Animal-assisted Intervention Strategies (NATAIS) in people with neurodegenerative diseases with a specific focus on social isolation and loneliness: a group concept mapping procedure

Dog-Assisted Therapy in Mental Health Care: A Qualitative Study on the Experiences of Patients with Intellectual Disabilities

Dierondersteunde interventie voor volwassenen met autisme

Animal-Assisted Education: Exploratory Research on the Positive Impact of Dogs on Behavioral and Emotional Outcomes of Elementary School Students

Group Changes in Cortisol and Heart Rate Variability of Children with Down Syndrome and Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder during Dog-Assisted Therapy

The role of pets in the support systems of community-dwelling older adults: a qualitative systematic review

Defining Terms Used for Animals Working in Support Roles for People with Support Needs

Pet ownership, feelings of loneliness, and mood in people affected by the first COVID-19 lockdown

The Significance of Pets for Vulnerable Older Adults during the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Explorative Qualitative Study

The Relevance of Internal Working Models of Self and Others for Equine-Assisted Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

Integrated Equine-Assisted Short Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (EASTPP) equals regular STPP and outperforms in overcoming core problems of patients with personality problems: interpersonal sensitivity and self esteem

Social Development of Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder During Dog-Assisted Therapy: A Detailed Observational Analysis

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Nancy Gee

Matthew Ruby

Janette Young

chiara mariti

Tiamat Warda

Karin Hediger

rob martens

Leanne Nieforth

Sun-A Kim

Ine J.N. Declercq

Beth Lanning

Steffie Van Der Steen

Kristine Hill

Geert van Boxtel

Dac Loc Mai

Emma Power

Peter Reniers

Helen Lewis

Jade Hooper

R. Leontjevas

Wendy Stone

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