Service Dog Plays Crucial Role in Recovery
Nadia Elieff, a 23-year-old student veteran, found relief from PTSD with the help of her service dog, Truffle.
He provides me with so much support that I was missing before. He is the final puzzle piece to my recovery.
Elieff, who served in the Army Reserves for five years, will share her experience at the "Unleashing Independence: The Vital Role of Service Dogs" panel discussion, part of Rutgers University's Disability Awareness Month.
- Event: "Unleashing Independence: The Vital Role of Service Dogs"
- Part of: Disability Awareness Month at Rutgers University
- Speaker: Nadia Elieff, student veteran and graduate student
Author's summary: Student veteran shares her positive experience with a service dog.
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