PTSD Dogs Australia
Psychiatric Assistance
Re-Certification
Made Simple
Understand the changes, remove the stress, and take the next step to keep your dog certified.
100% LIVE & FREE
100% LIVE & FREE
If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed or unsure about how to keep your Psychiatric Assistance Dog certified, you are not alone.
With organisations closing and legislation changing, many handlers are finding themselves without support, confused by new requirements, and worried about losing access topublic places or travel rights.
This webinar will cut through the confusion, explain
what’s changing,and show you a clear and
supported path to re-certification.
If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed or unsure about how to keep your Psychiatric Assistance Dog certified, you are not alone.
With organisations closing and legislation changing, many handlers are finding themselves without support, confused by new requirements, and worried about losing access topublic places or travel rights.
This webinar will cut through the confusion, explain
what’s changing,and show you a clear and
supported path to re-certification.
What will you learn in this webinar?
What’s changing in the DDA and federal legislation, and how it affects you
Why so many handlers are being left without support... and how to avoid it
The practical and emotional impacts of not re-certifying
How a trauma-informed approach can make re-certification less stressful
Two clear ways to move forward after the webinar
What will you learn in
this webinar?
What’s changing in the DDA and federal legislation, and how it affects you
Why so many handlers are being left without support... and how to avoid it
The practical and emotional impacts of not re-certifying
How a trauma-informed approach can make re-certification less stressful
Two clear ways to move forward after the webinar
This webinar is for you if...
You already have a Psychiatric Assistance Dog and need to re-certify
You are unsure about the new rules and requirements
You have lost your provider or they are no longer operating
You want support from trainers who understand trauma, not just dog behaviour
This webinar is for
you if...
You already have a Psychiatric Assistance Dog and need to re-certify
You are unsure about the new rules and requirements
You have lost your provider or they are no longer operating
You want support from trainers who understand trauma, not just dog behaviour
What makes us different at
PTSD Dogs Australia?
Re-certification is not just about passing a test.
Our trainers and assessors work with you in a way that acknowledges your lived experience and supports your individual needs.
We have walked alongside more than 50 handlers through this process, and we understand both the challenges and the life-changing benefits of having a certified Psychiatric Assistance Dog.
Re-certification is not just
about passing a test.
Our trainers and assessors work with you in a way that acknowledges your lived experience and supports your individual needs.
We have walked alongside more than 50 handlers through this process, and we understand both the challenges and the life-changing benefits of having a certified Psychiatric Assistance Dog.
What happens after
the webinar?
You will have two clear options
You can either...
1- Book a 15-minute 1-to-1 chat with a trainer for $27 to ask questions and get personal advice
Or
2- Book directly into the Re-Certification process
What happens after
the webinar?
You will have two clear options
You can either...
1- Book a 15-minute 1-to-1 chat with a trainer for $27 to ask questions and get personal advice
Or
2- Book directly into the Re-Certification process
What happens after
the webinar?
You will have two clear options
You can either...
1- Book a 15-minute 1-to-1 chat with a trainer for $27 to ask questions and get personal advice
Or
2- Book directly into the Re-Certification process
The Psychiatric
Assitance Dog
Re-Certification Process
'Made Simple'... Details
Complimentary Webinar....
Date : Wednesday 10th September 2025
Time : 6.00pm - 6.45 pm
Online Event via Zoom
The Psychiatric
Assitance Dog
Re-Certification Process
'Made Simple'... Details
Complimentary Webinar....
Date : Wednesday 10th September 2025
Time : 6.00pm - 6.45 pm
Online Event via Zoom
OUR TEAM
Meet Our Awesome Trainers
Meet our esteemed Senior Trainers, Angie Weeks and Jan Honeyman. Angie, a qualified Dog Behaviorist with an NDTF certification since 2019, specialises in PTSD Assistance Dog Training. She has a unique ability to see the innate potential and drive in all dogs and hone this into life-changing, life-saving PTSD Assistance Dogs. Her expertise lies in working with Shelter and displaced adolescent dogs, and she has a remarkable ability to understand and communicate with them. Angie's passion is to see these dogs thrive and find
their perfect match in a Handler.
Jan, a qualified Delta Trainer, and Dog Behaviourist since 2020, brings a unique approach to training. Her innovative teaching through games has led to the creation of an engaging training program. This program transforms novice dogs into exceptional Assistance Dogs.
Together, Angie and Jan form a dynamic duo, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of dogs and their handlers.
Angie Weeks
Angie's work with PTSD Assistance Dogs is not just about training dogs to perform tasks. It's about recognizing the inherent abilities and drives in each dog and channelling those into skills that can help people with PTSD. This process involves a deep understanding of dog behaviour and a strong ability to communicate with dogs, especially those that have been displaced or are living in shelters. Angie's passion for this work is evident in her desire to see each dog thrive and find the perfect
match in a Handler
Jan Honeyman
Jan, a qualified Delta Trainer since 2020 and a Dog Behaviourist, brings a unique approach to training. Her innovative teaching through games has led to the creation of an engaging training program, designed to transform novice dogs into exceptional Assistance Dogs. Jan specialises in helping dogs (and their humans!) to be the best they can be by working with the dog in front of her to shape their behaviour for the better. An Assistance Dog really is special and with the team of Angie and Jan working together, your dog will get their chance to shine.
OUR TEAM
Meet Our Awesome Trainers
Meet our esteemed Senior Trainers, Angie Weeks and Jan Honeyman. Angie, a qualified Dog Behaviorist with an NDTF certification since 2019, specialises in PTSD Assistance Dog Training. She has a unique ability to see the innate potential and drive in all dogs and hone this into life-changing, life-saving PTSD Assistance Dogs. Her expertise lies in working with Shelter and displaced adolescent dogs, and she has a remarkable ability to understand and communicate with them. Angie's passion is to see these dogs thrive and find
their perfect match in a Handler.
Jan, a qualified Delta Trainer, and Dog Behaviourist since 2020, brings a unique approach to training. Her innovative teaching through games has led to the creation of an engaging training program. This program transforms novice dogs into exceptional Assistance Dogs.
Together, Angie and Jan form a dynamic duo, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of dogs and their handlers.
Angie Weeks
Angie's work with PTSD Assistance Dogs is not just about training dogs to perform tasks. It's about recognizing the inherent abilities and drives in each dog and channelling those into skills that can help people with PTSD. This process involves a deep understanding of dog behaviour and a strong ability to communicate with dogs, especially those that have been displaced or are living in shelters. Angie's passion for this work is evident in her desire to see each dog thrive and find the perfect
match in a Handler
Jan Honeyman
Jan, a qualified Delta Trainer since 2020 and a Dog Behaviourist, brings a unique approach to training. Her innovative teaching through games has led to the creation of an engaging training program, designed to transform novice dogs into exceptional Assistance Dogs. Jan specialises in helping dogs (and their humans!) to be the best they can be by working with the dog in front of her to shape their behaviour for the better. An Assistance Dog really is special and with the team of Angie and Jan working together, your dog will get their chance to shine.
