In therapy, I've seen how comforting pets can be; their presence during emotional struggles creates a nurturing environment, fostering deeper healing and resilience.
Interaction with pets triggers oxytocin release, promoting feelings of comfort and calm, and effectively regulating stress responses, crucial for emotional health.
The mirror neuron system connects our experiences with those of our pets, enhancing empathy and emotional sharing, evidenced when we react to their emotions.
Neuroscience reveals that our brains' anterior insula and cingulate cortex are vital for emotional connections, strengthening our bond with pets during challenging times.
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