"Wasn't the manager from the department aware?"
In a recent turn of events, a letter to the editor has been published in the Rundschau, raising concerns about the "Lucky Paws" animal therapy project at the Diakonie. The letter, penned by Daniel Menzel, addresses an ongoing disagreement about the project.
The project, which aims to use animals in therapy, was initially supported by Pastor Hohlweger. However, with his passing, it is unclear whether there has been a change of heart regarding the project.
The Diakonie, a social welfare organisation, houses 32 adults with mental illnesses on its grounds. According to Diane Kollenberg-Ewald, the head of the social therapeutic unit, these individuals could greatly benefit from contact with animals. The unit suggests various activities involving animals, such as walks, caring for animals, and animal sponsorship.
Recent statements from Diakonie board member Neßler, made after a district court hearing and before a mediation procedure, have been met with criticism. Mr. Naumann, in response, has also written a letter to the editor expressing his views.
The "Lucky Paws" have invested a significant amount of money and time into the project, and their potential for repayment is under consideration by the Diakonie. However, Neßler's statements suggest he may not be interested in a solution to the ongoing issue.
The new manager at the Diakoine seems to oppose the animal therapy project, which is unusual according to the social therapeutic unit. The letter may provide additional insights or perspectives on this issue, offering a deeper understanding of the ongoing controversy.
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- The "Lucky Paws" animal therapy project, initially aimed at providing mental health benefits to individuals at the Diakonie, might find potential alternatives in health-and-wellness therapies-and-treatments, given the ongoing disagreement and unclear support for the project.
- Despite the significant investment in the "Lucky Paws" animal therapy project by various parties, it is essential for all parties involved to consider science-based health-and-wellness therapies-and-treatments for mental health, to ensure the best possible outcomes for the individuals residing at the Diakonie.
