Specialty clinical service
Psychiatric Service Dog Evaluation
An individualized clinical evaluation and documentation service for Florida clients considering a task-trained psychiatric service dog as part of their care.
A Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) is a dog individually trained to perform tasks related to a person's disability. This is different from an Emotional Support Animal, whose presence may provide comfort without disability-related task training.
Serendipia Therapy provides a professional clinical evaluation. We do not sell letters, certify or register service dogs, evaluate dog training, determine public-access rights, or guarantee documentation or any third-party decision.
No Guaranteed Outcome
Payment covers clinical time and evaluation. Documentation is considered only when supported by the clinician's independent judgment.
PSD-Specific Focus
The clinical conversation considers disability-related needs and the role of trained tasks. It does not assess or certify an animal's training.
Clinical Integrity
A Florida-licensed clinical social worker conducts the evaluation through secure telehealth using an individualized, evidence-informed process.
What to Expect
- 1.Clinical assessment: A review of mental-health symptoms, functional limitations, history, and current supports.
- 2.PSD-focused discussion: Consideration of whether disability-related trained tasks may be relevant to your clinical needs.
- 3.Independent judgment: The clinician determines whether any documentation is clinically supportable. Documentation is not guaranteed.
- 4.Next steps: You receive clinical guidance or referrals as appropriate. Acceptance and legal determinations remain with the applicable third party.