An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) letter is a legal document prescribing pets to live with their owners with a diagnosed psychological disorder to provide therapeutic benefit. A prescription for pet to live with you to help alleviate an individual with mental health issues.

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Psychiatric Service Dog (PSDs) are a type of service animal with the same legal rights as service dogs that assist with physical disabilities. PSDs are trained to help people with mental health illness and/or learning disabilities. PSDs have broad public assess rights as other types of service dogs such as flying on planes free of charge U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) new rules (January 11th, 2021).

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Custom certificate/ ID badge for your ESA/PSA animal.

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These are a type of assistance animal that provide comfort and emotional support to their owners mitigating symptoms of diagnosed mental and/or emotional disabilities such as stress, depression, anxiety, phobias, and Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome(PTSD), and other mental health disabilities. Assistance animals are typically prescribed by a licensed mental health professional(LMHP) as part of an individual’s treatment plan. The prescription takes the form of an official document called an Emotional Support Animal letter, also known as an ESA Prescription Letter. *An ESA Prescription Letter confirms that an individual has a legitimate need due to functional limitations for the support that their companion animal provides and entitles them to certain rights under federal law.

Individuals who qualify for an ESA are provided certain accommodations under federal law in the area of housing. The Fair Housing Act includes ESAs in its definition of assistance and/or companion animal. Under this act, people cannot be discriminated against due to a “mental health disability” when obtaining housing. To be eligible for an Emotional support animal (ESA) the ADA defines a mental health illness/disability as: “any mental or psychological disorder” such as, “emotional or mental health illness, and specific learning disabilities”. Their animals/pets are usually (cats/dogs) which provide a therapeutic benefit to their owners. They are “not required” to go through any specific training. An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is primarily for “housing accommodation” purposes.