Transform Your Life with Service Dog Training for Chronic Illness
For those with chronic conditions like CRPS, Fibromyalgia, EDS, and POTS, a trained service dog can transform your life. It shifts existence into a life of possibilities. I experienced this personally as a service dog helped me reclaim my life after CRPS took so much from me.
Disabled Advantage helps those with chronic disabilities train their mobility assistance dogs from start to finish through an online service dog training program. Whether you’re starting with a new dog or refining teamwork in public spaces, I’ll guide you every step of the way.
Personalized Support for Your Journey
Our coaching sessions offer one-on-one support, answering questions and providing expert advice. Whether you’re adjusting to a new diagnosis or deciding if a service dog is right for you, I’m here to help.
For those with CRPS or other chronic conditions, or anyone looking to improve their relationship with their dog, our lifestyle training teaches essential skills like house manners, gentle behavior, and creating harmony—no matter your health challenges.
*Not formal medical advice or instruction. I am not a medical professional – any advice I give is based on my own experience, research, and connections to others in the chronic illness community.
Service Dog Training for All
We offer courses for dog-owner teams at all skill levels, from basics to precision to jumping in to help with training where you’re currently stuck. Our aim is to help you apply training in everyday life, whether for a working service dog or companionship, so both you and your dog can thrive.
For CRPS owners, we provide valuable tips on how to communicate with your dog and maintain consistency, even during painful flare-ups.
Why Choose Us?
- Step-by-step training: Expert guidance from day one on training your mobility assistance dog.
- Comprehensive support: Personalized realistic chronic life support included throughout to address your unique needs.
- Real-life success: Learn to apply training to everyday life, whether your dog is a service dog or companion.
- Rare asset to you: CRPS service dog trainers are not common. Dog trainers with CRPS experience are rare. Here I am.
- Unrivaled value: A training experience you will not get from other dog trainers. Just ask my clients.