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  • Participant Registration Form

  • Please contact Lindsey Polson with any questions regarding registration

    Lindsey@animalsasnaturaltherapy.org Office: 360-671-3509
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  • Participant Agreements and Releases

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  • Exceptions to Confidentiality

    The privacy of your personal information is of utmost importance. ANT is compliant with current Federal and State of Washington laws. Federal and State laws limit confidentiality. ANT may use or disclose your personal health information when required or permitted to do so by law, or in the following situations:a) Duty to warn: Participant’s personal health information may be disclosed if we determine a need to alert an intended victim of a serious threat to their health or safety. For example, this may occur if participants reveal intentions to kill or harm another person. ANT is obligated to take necessary action to avert a serious threat to the health and safety of others.b) Danger to participant: Participant’s personal health information may be disclosed if ANT determines that participants may kill or seriously harm themselves or are in a dangerous situation. For example, this may occur if participants reveal that they are planning to attempt suicide. ANT is obligated to take necessary action to avert a serious threat to their health or safety.c) Child or elder abuse or neglect: Participant’s personal health information may be disclosed if they report or ANT reasonably suspects any child or elder abuse or neglect. For example, if participants reveal that they have physically harmed a child or have been harmed themself then ANT will need to notify Child Protective Services (CPS).d) Court order: Participant’s personal health information may be disclosed if ANT is presented with a court order to do so. For example, this may occur if participants have legal involvement, and a judge or law enforcement agency has called ANT to testify or release records.e) Crime against ANT or office premises: participant’s personal health information may be disclosed if they commit or threaten to commit a crime against ANT or within office premises. This includes damage to property.f) Other disclosures: participant’s personal health information may be disclosed for research when approved by an institutional review board, to military or national security agencies, coroner, medical examiners, and correctional institutions or otherwise as authorized by law. Participant’s personal health information may be disclosed to necessary parties involved if you file a legal or administrative claim against ANT’s business. Your identifying information may be disclosed to debt collection agency personnel if you fail to pay for ANT’s professional services by our agreed upon time period.g) ANT staff meets regularly with other appropriate professionals for consultation in order to improve our ability to be effective professionals. Periodically, we consult with other providers regarding issues specific to you or your child. When consulting with other professionals outside of Animals as Natural Therapy, no names ofthe client(s) are used in order to protect confidentiality, unless we have written consent of those clients or guardians.h) Animals as Natural Therapy’s Licensed Mental Health Clinicians and Mental Health Interns present client sessions and consult regularly with their Clinical Supervisor for clinical support. This Clinical Supervisor is bound by the same confidentiality rules as your mental health provider. Clinicians also occasionally share session information with the Mental Health team to ensure we are providing the highest level of care possible. Counseling interns may also be required to present client sessions for review with their graduate institution for educational purposes.
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  • Financial Agreement

    Charges for ANT’s EAL sessions are $100 per 90-minute group session. This is $900 per 9-week quarter, with payment in full due by the end of the quarter. Private EAP sessions (with a therapist present) are $175 for 60- minutes, payment is due at time of session. Monthly statements will be sent to reflect the total amount due for the quarter. This statement will also show any financial assistance granted. Limited partial scholarships are available based on a sliding fee scale. To apply, please contact our program coordinator. Financial Assistance Forms must be submitted at least three weeks before the beginning of the quarter in order to have time to process and approve requests. Proof of income is required. Absence Policy: Staff and volunteer mentors commit their time to work with your child to ensure a safe and successful session – we ask that you honor this commitment by attending every session. Please notify us at least 24 hours in advance if your child will be absent. Your child is considered “unexcused” if notice is given less than 24 hours prior to their session time. Exceptions will be made regarding emergency or sudden illness. If it is emergency or sudden illness please let us know at least 2 hours prior to your scheduled session time or we will mark you as unexcused. We understand that emergencies do arise; however, an instructor fee will be charged for last minute cancellations & unexcused absences, equal to half the normal session fee for full-pay participant or full agreed-upon session fee for scholarship participants• If a participant misses two (2) sessions without notice, future sessions will be cancelled for the quarter and no further financial assistance will be given.
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  • Riding

    Riding is NOT guaranteed in any program. Most programming is groundwork horsemanship-not riding. In the event that we will offer riding in a program, see the following for additional details. Maximum weights are listed below, but decisions regarding participation will be based on the availability of a suitable horse related to the height, weight, and balance of the participant. The maximum weight for participants for riding purposes is 220 pounds for a balanced rider. Each horse has individual weight limitations based upon the horse’s weight, age and physical condition. Not all horses can manage the maximum weights listed below. The weight limit may be lowered as determined by available equines and the ability of staff and volunteers to safely support the participant at the time services are requested. ANT staff will evaluate the participant’s weight and physical abilities to determine if riding is a safe and appropriate activity based on available equine, staff and volunteers. All participant’s information will remain confidential.• 220 lbs. for a well-balanced centered participant • 150 lbs. for an unbalanced participant. Note: if a participant in a group session is above the maximum weight or is not physically capable of riding, the group will not have riding as an option.
  • Authorization for Medical Treatment and Medical Information

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  • Participant Demographics

    We use this data for grants/funding.
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