An animal’s unconditional companionship, love, and support can truly boost a person’s mental health in a stressful situation. Therefore, Bespoke is here to provide you with the proper tools to make your animal an Emotional Support Animal.
Follow these 4 SIMPLE steps to get your pet certified as an
Emotional Support Animal (ESA):

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Book a 15 Minute Consultation
With a Mental Health Professional

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Fill Out Questionnaire
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Submit a Secure Payment
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3

Congratulations on receiving your ESA letter!
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Some conditions and diagnoses that are eligible for an ESA include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Aerophobia (the fear of flying)
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Agoraphobia (the fear of leaving the home)
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Depression
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General Anxiety Disorder
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Social Anxiety
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PTSD
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Stress-Induced Situations
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Learning Disabilities
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Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Benefits of having an ESA certification for your pet:
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Unrestricted access to housing
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Waive any pet deposits or additional pet fees for apartments
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Alleviation of mental health symptoms, including increased sense of comfort and decreased stress/anxiety

Your ESA is protected by:
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SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973 and THE FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING AMENDMENTS which state that a housing provider may not deny housing due to suspicion of a potential consumer having a disability or a disability-related need for an assistance animal.
About Bespoke Wellness Partners
At Bespoke Wellness Partners, we have an entirely different orientation than most other practices. Our clinicians are personally selected from among the most renowned psychotherapists in New York and our process is designed so that the client-therapist match is based on strict criteria that correspond to each client's individual makeup and issues.
There is no third-party intrusion into the therapeutic process, and the content of the sessions is kept entirely confidential, with no reporting to any outside entities. I created Bespoke Wellness Partners with a lot of love and care and I hope that you feel that when you call us or visit our practice.
