Projet Erasmus+
Animal Assisted Therapy in Adults (AATA)
Présentation du projet
Acronyme :
AAT
Nom :
Animal Assisted Therapy in Adults
Catégorie du projet:
KA210-SCH – Small-scale partnerships in school education
Présentation succinte:
The Animal Assisted Therapy in Adults (AATA) project, funded by the European Union under KA210, aims to promote the benefits of Animal-Assisted Therapy in improving physical and mental well-being.
Partnering with organizations across Germany, Turkey, Greece, and France, including Edupals, Avrupa Yenilikçi Toplum Derneği, Fthia in action, and Cercle Augustin d’Hippone, the project aims to create innovative learning spaces and foster community engagement to support active aging and well-being.
Targeting adult learners, elderly individuals, educators, and healthcare professionals, the project seeks to enhance awareness and understanding of AAT, while also building the competences of professionals in implementing ethical and effective AAT practices.
Start date: 01/01/2024
End Date: 31/03/2025
Partenaires :
Germany (coordinator) : Edupals
Turkey : Avrupa Yenitikçi Toplum Dernegi
Greece : Fathia in Action
France : Cercle Augustin d’Hippone (CAH)
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Website:
https://animaltherapy4adults.com
Actualités du projet
Résultats du projet « Animal Assisted Therapy for Adults
Voir ou télécharger les différents documents constituant les résultats intellectuels du projet en allant sur la page "Résultats" du site officiel du projet: https://animaltherapy4adults.com/project-results
Learning, Training and Teaching Activities – AAT Animal Assisted Therapy – Regensbourg, Germany, 5-10 August 2024
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AATA Erasmus+ project: KICK – OFF MEETING, PARIS FRANCE
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