Why choose us
“ Our mission at EmotionalSupportAnimal.com is to provide compassionate support and reliable resources for individuals seeking to enhance their well-being through the companionship of emotional support animals and the assistance of service animals. ”
A closer look
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Our Nationwide Network of Licensed Mental Health Providers
Finding a licensed mental health provider in your state is essential to receiving an ESA prescription letter, as well as to making sure you qualify for a service animal. Our nationwide team of friendly, knowledgeable, and qualified mental health professionals makes finding your perfect match simple and stress-free.
We’ve partnered with empathetic mental health professionals in every state, so that you can receive the care and support you need without having to deal with waiting lists, searching for a professional yourself, or worrying if a practitioner is legitimate or legally qualified. Our team is meticulously vetted and ready to help you.
Professional Dog Trainers to Help You Train Your Service Dog
To be considered legally valid, a service dog must be trained to perform at least one task that mitigates the symptoms of a diagnosed disability. Our team of American Kennel Club-certified professional trainers is available to help answer questions, provide video training sessions, or work with you in person to help train your service dog.
We carefully vet our trainers to ensure every member of our team is knowledgeable, experienced, and passionate about training service animals. Plus, we only work with trainers who exclusively use positive, reward-based training methods, which are both highly effective and help to build a stronger bond of loyalty, trust, and love between you and your service animal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Any person with a diagnosed mental or emotional disability can qualify for an ESA. These disabilities can include depression, panic disorder, PTSD, OCD, autism, eating disorders, addictions, or mood or personality disorders.
To get an emotional support animal, you must be diagnosed with a mental or emotional disability by a licensed mental health professional in your state. Then, that same professional must write a valid prescription letter stating your need for an emotional support animal.
As long as your licensed mental health professional has diagnosed you with a mental or emotional disability, your pet can become an ESA as long as that same mental health professional agrees that they are medically necessary.
An ESA vest, ID, collar, leash, or tag is not legally required; all you need is a legally valid ESA letter. However, many handlers choose to have their ESA wear an identifying accessory in order to avoid questions from neighbors, repair people, etc.
The Fair Housing Act requires all housing providers to provide reasonable accommodations to those with disabilities. Because of this, most pet-free housing must allow an ESA to live with you, as it is generally considered a reasonable accommodation